# Part 5: Presentations

# Introduction

For the culmination of your efforts in parts 1 through 4, each group will present their comprehensive project work. This is an opportunity to showcase your development process, decision-making, and the final visual prototype.

Presentation Duration: Maximum of 5 minutes per group.
Technical Preparation: Ensure compatibility with HDMI input for the presentation. A USBC to HDMI adapter will be available; however, bring any additional adapters necessary for your device.

# Presentation Requirements

To successfully complete this phase, your group must:

Engage in the Presentation: Failure to present will result in an automatic score of 0 for Part 6.
Highlight Progress: Showcase your project's evolution from the initial concept to the final design.
Rationalize Design Choices: Discuss the rationale behind key decisions throughout the design process.
Demonstrate the Visual Prototype: Provide a live demo of your interactive prototype within Figma.
Reflect: Share insights on what aspects of the project you would approach differently in retrospect.

# Presentation Layout

# Title Slide

Start with a compelling title slide that includes your website’s name and team members.

Sample Slide

# Introduction

Offer a succinct overview of your websites' purpose and target audience.

# Design System

Present slides showing your design system, including style guides, components, and usage guidelines.

Sample Slide

# Screens Comparison

For 4 screens (Home, and one per group member), provide slides comparing low-fidelity wireframes and final visual designs side-by-side to illustrate progression.

Sample Slide

# Prototype Demo

Transition from your slide presentation to a live demo of your Figma prototype. Craft a narrative that smoothly connects the transitions between screens for a cohesive story.

Sample Slide

# Demo Tips:

Storytelling: Enhance your demo with a scenario or user story that guides the audience through the prototype, showcasing key features and interactions.

# Evaluation Criteria

# Presentation Engagement and Structure

[ ] The group engaged actively in the presentation process.
[ ] The presentation includes a title slide with the app's name and team members.
[ ] An introduction slide succinctly outlines the website's purpose and target audience.
[ ] The presentation is within the 5-minute time limit.

# Content and Design Evolution

[ ] The presentation effectively highlights the project's progress from initial concept to final design.
[ ] Rational explanations are provided for key design decisions throughout the project.
[ ] A high-level overview of the design system is presented, including style guides, components, and usage guidelines.
[ ] For 4 screens (Home, and one per group member), slides comparing low-fidelity wireframes and final visual designs are provided.

# Prototype Demonstration

[ ] A live demo of the interactive prototype within Figma is included in the presentation.
[ ] The demo transitions smoothly between screens, telling a cohesive story or user scenario.
[ ] The presentation demonstrates the prototype’s key features and interactions effectively.

# Reflection and Insights

[ ] The presentation includes reflections on aspects of the project the team would approach differently in hindsight.

# Submission Requirements Met

[ ] The Figma project link is provided.
[ ] The Figma Deck link is provided.
[ ] The chosen theme of the app is clearly described.
[ ] Names of all group members are included in the submission.

# Submission Process

Share your high-fidelity wireframes by providing the Figma project link in the submission comment section. Additionally, include:

The link to your Figma project.
The chosen theme of your website.
Names of all group members.
The Figma Deck link

Since your professor was granted access during Part 1, there's no need for a new invitation.