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Theme of the app

I chose a theme with Bismark, black russian, soft blue, astronaut blue and rum colours and the border with black colour. It includes white stars,moon etc. Reason for choosing this is to provide an experience of being in the Pandora magical world to the user.

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The one displayed with the app theme in the following slides are animation videos.You can play and watch them.

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Starting view

This is the starting view of the app.
Aesthetic picture of an astronaut which is in the logo included in the starting view.
And there is a button below that .By tapping it user will enter into the app.
The heart graphic will start to work after pressing the above button.
As in the video, the animation also will work in the app.

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Avatar creator

User can create avatar character from his/her face using the camera option.
Two costumes are available in this section – astronaut and scientist costumes.
This avatar character will guide the user through this app, it can talk and instruct the user.��

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Summary of the main contents

The sections that the user can explore is included in this page.
By selecting each topic user can find more details in each section.

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Introduction

Introduction page is written in a way to increase the interest on astronomy of viewers,
build self-confidence to choose jobs in the field of astronomy,
To know the love of astronomy in users.

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Chat

User should submit their full name and g-mail address to access this option .Then they can share about their interest in astronomy and the needed resources from NASA as mentioned in that video.
The procedure of the chat option is described in the second video.

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Animation

The impacts of the events caused by Sun such as solar winds can cause a lot of harm to the Earth and outer space.
NASA wants to explore more about near light speed particles, reason for the high heat in Sun’s corona, space weather, solar eruptions etc.Because the anticipation of those will help to protect from a lot damages.
This animation section will help users to watch with interest and understand about the impacts of such solar events in a summarized way.

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Missions

In this section, user can rotate the Sun by swiping the screen and a lot of location spots will appear with that black location icon.
If the user touch the location spot a bar with a sub section (facts/upcoming missions/completed missions) will appear.
By selecting that, tab user will enter into the particular sub section.
The boxes numbered from 1-5 show the levels.
User can unlock the levels orderly according to the number of spots he/she read/explored.
More button will lead the user into more missions sub section.

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More about Solar missions

User can study more about heliophysics missions in this part. By choosing the particular topic he/she can know about it more

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Facts about Sun

Facts about Sun (sub section)

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Example for the information in the information tab of upcoming Parker Solar Probe missions.

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Upcoming missions (sub section)

There are two buttons in black colour. Information about missions tab represents the information about the upcoming Parker Solar Probe missions and the chat tab represents the chat facility for the user to give their ideas for missions.
User can select one of them and after that there are topics of upcoming missions categorized by year. By selecting the topic which he/she needs, user can enter the particular mission’s information section or chat section according to the tab chosen. (black buttons)
At bottom, the button for the tracking of Parker Solar Probe will head the user to the tracker .

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Chat in upcoming missions section

User can study about the future missions of Parker Solar Probe clearly (research) and submit any ideas to add to the future missions.
First they should enter the full name and g-mail address .
After that they can give their ideas in the particular box mentioned in the video.
Clear and best ideas will be selected by the team and honoured with awards.

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Parker Solar Probe tracker

User can track and know the current speed of the probe, distance from the Sun and the location in the map.
The countdown for the next mission will be displayed in the last box as shown in the video.

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Completed missions (sub section)

This section will help the user to study about past Parker Solar Probe missions.
User can select the particular year and the month which they need to study by tapping the button. It’ll help the user to know about the missions of that month of that particular year.

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Example for the information in completed missions.

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More information on design of the solution

To avoid the user skipping the categories and to show the user the explored and unexplored categories separately, I decided to use the blur option.
For ex : locking the levels 2-5 to those who are in level 1 in the missions section , blurring the missions which were already read by the user – So they can easily identify the unread contents.

As mentioned in the starting view slide, all animations and graphics which are applied to other sections also will work in the application.

Updated information for the needed section will be applied according to the changes .

I decided to show an explanation bar for all the topics and sub topics to show the meaning/summary of them. It will appear when the user hovers on the word.
For ex : when the user hovers on the missions tab it will show the sub sections in it clearly.

Other colours and fonts in the apps are chosen according to the theme and some facts.

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Performance rate

User can level up from 1-5 according to the usage history of the app.

A certificate and coupon (for 5^th level) according to the value of each level will be provided to the user.