The following is a low fidelity prototype of the app for the festival ‘A weekend at the theatre’. This low fidelity prototype done digitally in Adobe XD, shows the process a user might take to purchase tickets for the festival on the app. Included is access to a side bar, which is shown when the …
The following is a rejected low fidelity design for the festival website: The text forming the menu on the top header is too cluttered and would be better formed as a side bar to allow users to look at other things should they be interested. The webpage itself looks quite dull in comparison to what …
The website and app for the festival will include themes and colour schemes related to musical theatre to ensure it is fit for purpose. The site and app should immediately draw in the users attention to specific areas of the site (Such as the buy tickets link) to ensure full accessibility for the user and …
The target audience for this festival are people who enjoy musicals and/or people who wish to support the arts. This could include students wishing to go into performing, people who teach the arts, or people who simply enjoy watching musical theatre. The target audience for one of the stakeholders for this festival. Other stakeholders include, …
During COVID 19, a lot of businesses that showcased the arts suffered due to restrictions deeming it not safe for the public to attend productions indoors. In the UK, theatres and producers have had at least £1.04 billion in lost revenue from box office and retail revenue (up to December 2020), causing many to lose …