Polschek Collab / NSK
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This document discusses the design of a new registration website for New School students. The website aims to allow students to view their schedule and class list on a single page without needing to navigate to different pages. It also aims to let students create a list of classes they want to register for in order to streamline the registration process. Flow charts documenting the website links and interactions are included.
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- 1. Collab: Polshek DesignNew School Knowledge ProjectRegistration Website++Basak Haznedaroglu Makenzie Rasmussen Minhao Yu
- 2. New School Students Audience
- 3. Students interact in this orderInteraction
- 4. Students seeing their classes and their schedule Interaction
- 5. Students seeing the class list without going back to a different pageInteraction
- 6. Research
- 7. Students should be able to create a list of classes they want to registerStudents should not go back to another page for class listsDocumentation
- 8. The flow charts of the links Documentation