15.1.14

IS Milieux - Bikes...And POS?

This is a team project I contributed on during the fall semester. We designed and then prototyped a touch-enabled tablet point of sales (POS) system for an imaginary bike company called "Overmoyer." It is meant to be held by salespeople to assist in presenting products, registering customers, and processing transactions. It could also be considered a tool for customer relationships as well then.

 I'm lucky to have worked with such friendly and talented people! Our project ended up winning the "ISM Best Overall" in the class. Hooray for more mugs, chocolate, and certificates to bring back home.

I'll show you guys just what I worked on. Anything I don't mention was coded/designed by one of my teammates. They're seriously awesome.



Tablet is in landscape view. I wireframed the area you see on the right and created the mockup rating icons...And wrote the text! The bikes on the left and font choice was a more universal aspect of the POS system and was not designed/chosen by me.

The Felt Jetty bike description page. Now in portrait mode! 

This project marks my first exposure to using source code management (git). It was a confusing but interesting ride, and I'll only continue using such procedures. 67-272, a class I'm taking now, has my head all up in ruby, rails, git, and a slew of klingon language. More on that later. Instead, have this logo I made for the POS team project!

We named our team "Global Eucalyptus Consulting." Hence the magical eucalyptus leaf, soon to take over the world with the power of technology.