1. 1 Albert Tomasso Audrey Proulx Ian Proulx Sean Klein Efangelist

2. 2 Introduction Agenda Tasks Revised Interface Design Prototype Overview 1 3 4 5 Value Prop, Problem, and Solution 2

3. 3 Introduction Agenda Tasks Revised Interface Design Prototype Overview 1 3 4 5 Value Prop, Problem and Solution 2

4. 4 EFANGELIST enables listeners to be the ultimate fan… and artists to cultivate superfans while remaining focused on creating music

5. 5 Problem: New artists must reach consumers without investing much  Time  Capital  Technical Expertise Solution: Customizable template for branded app with  Gamified system  Fanzone for fans to connect  More intimate relationship with artist

6. 6 Agenda Tasks Revised Interface Design Prototype Overview 3 4 5 Value Prop, Problem, and Solution 2 Introduction 1

7. 7 Tasks  Simple : play a song  Medium : provide feedback during a live stream  Complex : earn and redeem points

8. 8 Agenda Tasks Revised Interface Design Prototype 3 4 5 Value Prop, Problem, and Solution 2 Introduction 1

9. 9 Major Design Changes  Tutorial of Functionality  Simplification/Clarification of Point System  Removed Clutter/Unnecessary Features  Unsaturated Colors

10. 10 Tutorial of Functionality

11. 11 Tutorial of Functionality

12. 12 Simplification/Clarification of Points

13. 13 Removed Clutter/Unnecessary Features

14. 14 Prototype Task Flows  Simple : play a song  Medium : provide feedback during a live stream  Complex : earn and redeem points

15. 15 “ Simple Task: Play a song Click “Music” Play or pause a song

16. 16 “ Medium Task: Provide feedback Click “Video” Select “Live Stream” Vote! Comment!

17. 17 “ Complex Task: Earn and redeem points Click “Music” or “News” Share music/a rticles Click “Redeem points”

18. 18 “ Complex Task Alternative Click “Fan Zone”

19. 19 Agenda Tasks Revised Interface Design Prototype Overview 3 4 5 Value Prop, Problem, and Solution 2 Introduction 1

20. 20 Prototype Overview  Proto.io  Limitations  Hard-coded features

21. 21 “ Proto.io  WYSIWYG  Large library of features  Incredibly slow

22. 22 “ Limitations  No media player  Used separate play/pause buttons instead  No network connectivity  Can’t keep track of points or friends

23. 23 “ Hard-coded Features  Pre-recorded video, no live stream  Preset number of points  Chat content and friends list

24. 24 “ Questions? http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs147/projects/sharing/the_recursive_leapers/