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Planimal installer is now available!
You can now install Planimal on your mobile phones!
How to download:
Download the Planimal apk found here
Click on Planimal.apk
Click View Raw
A window will pop out. Save file
How to install:
Copy Planimal.apk to your mobile phone
On your phone, locate the copied file
Click on it.
Choose Android app installer when a pop up shows.
The app will now be installed. You can now use Planimal!
Planimal Wireframe Prototype
Our planimal initial wireframe prototype can be found here
How to download:
Click on the link above.
Click on “Wireframes.zip”
Click “View Raw“
A window will pop up.Save file.
Screencast for our Planimal app!
Alpha and Beta are now up!
You may now try out either the Alpha or Beta version of Planimal here!
How to download:
Click the repository link above
Click on either “Alpha Testing Results” or “Beta Testing Results”
How to run:
If you already have Eclipse, Android Developer Tools, and Android SDK installed, proceed to step 4.
Download Eclipse and Install the ADT plugin by following the steps here.
Download and install the Android SDK.
Open Eclipse and import the contents of the wireframe prototype folder.
Run the code using an emulator or a connected android device. Be sure that you have Android SDK api 19 installed so that the prototype will run successfully.
Screen Cast: What is Planimal?
The UI Guidelines Document is now uploaded!
The UI Guidelines can be downloaded from our github repository
How to download:
Click the repository link above
Click “Green Applets - Planimal UI Guidelines.zip”
Click “View Raw”
A window will pop up. Save File.
The Horizontal Prototype is now up!
The Horizontal Prototype for the Add Task Scenario can be downloaded from our github repository
How to download:
Click the repository link above
Click “Planimal Add Task Prototype v1.zip”
Click “View Raw”
A window will pop up. Save File.
How to run:
If you already have Eclipse, Android Developer Tools, and Android SDK installed, proceed to step 4.
Download Eclipse and Install the ADT plugin by following the steps here.
Download and install the Android SDK.
Open Eclipse and import the contents of the wireframe prototype folder.
Run the code using an emulator or a connected android device. Be sure that you have Android SDK api 19 installed so that the prototype will run successfully.
Journal #1: The aspect we enjoyed the most
"In doing Planimal, what I enjoyed most is conceptualizing the project, that is, from the project description up to the analysis model. It was really challenging to think of the architecture of the project - thinking how every single thing must work, what are the classes and functions needed applying all the knowledge we learned in class , how would they work together and most importantly how would the user enjoy the mobile application. It was all amazing! "
-- Algina Castillo
"One of the aspects I enjoyed the most (in doing our project) was the brainstorming at the start of the semester. It was fun to think of creative ideas and share them with our classmates, and it was amazing to see that me and my fellow classmates had a lot of interesting ideas for an app. I also enjoyed it when we were creating the prototypes. It was exciting to see our ideas being transformed into an actual mobile application. It was fulfilling to see that we were able to make our codes work."
-- Vynique Bedia
"The funniest moment in making the project was probably figuring out what it should be called. Considering the initial and final name both came from random bouts of inspiration from my friends while we were jogging. That was a fun time.
I suppose the thing that I really enjoyed during the whole process was making ideas. Making ideas for what the project should be, making ideas on what the layout could be, and making ideas on how it should look like. Anything that had to do with percolating my brain and shooting off suggestions to my group mates was pretty fun.
Anything that had to do with designing was also one of my favorite things. Such as making our blog, and creating logos and icons for Green Applets and Planimal."
-- Yohannah Bautista
