Smart Animate Pokedex

In this homework, you'll apply your own knowledge of transitions, smart animate, and prototyping to create a mini-functional pokedex, an encyclopedia of living pocket monsters.

Tips and Notes

• Don't worry about scrolling functionality; assume that there is no scrolling behavior.
• Designing for non-functional pages (specified below) is not necessary for full completion on this homework.
• When designing for smart animate, be sure to rename your layers to make them similar or differentiate between them.
• Be sure to hit "Play" when viewing your prototype to ensure that your animations are as intended.
• This might be a challenging assignment if you are still uncomfortable with basic prototyping. If you need help, come to #office-hours or #homework-help to have staff work with you on this homework.
• When adding your own pokemon, use existing variants for type.

Instructions

You are given a set of screens to connect and prototype together via interactions. They are as follows —

• Home Screen — This is the main screen where the user can see a grid view of all Pokemon. Tapping on a Pokemon brings up its log entry and description.
• Description Screen — This screen features the Pokemon's name, type, and entry number. It also gives a description from Bulbapedia in an overlay card. The user can exit out using the call-to-action button on the bottom to return to the home screen.
• Base Stats Screen — This screen shows various stats using bar graphs showing how strong a Pokemon is in specific areas (Attack, Defense, Speed, etc.) The higher the number, the stronger it is in that area.
• Full View Screen — This screen shows the current pokemon in a larger view. The user can either return to the home menu or scroll up to re-view its description or base stats.

Non Functional Pages -

These pages are excluded from this homework for brevity, but can prove to be a good exercise to the reader —

• Search Screen — searching for pokemon by type, name, or entry number.
• Filter Screen — filtering pokedex entries by type, name, or entry number, or ordering the current view list of pokemon.