Armando Lugo: http://www.stixy.com/
Rachel Coombs: http://beta.mural.ly/
- I like this tool a lot in a sense that it can make posting pictures very easy. The whole website helps people gather a lot of pictures together and post them into a bulletin board which is called a "Stixyboards," which is very creative. Also the tool allows it to be easy to be productive in organizing photos and many other things, and just lodge them onto a simple digital "Stixyboard." The website also is not used only by big project management experts, it can be used by people all around the globe that freely just want to be productive. Overall, Stixy makes it very easy for an individual in everyday life to have and be productive in organizing family photos, etc.
- Some drawbacks/negative points about this tool is that...NOTHING. This website is very well organized in most ways that it will make it very easy for people to access. Thus following all of the positive points, there are some negative points to the website. The website itself is very messy and could be improved by adding more sections inside the margins and making it easier for people to access some specific parts of the website. The system itself of Stixy may be understandable for most people, thus the system could be kind of confusing for new-users because of the very pact ways of setting your "Stixyboard" and all. The final thing that Stixy could improve is basically the system itself, the ways to use it, website, everything basically into a very simple thing for people to use because for new-comers it seems as a very complicated website that could confuse them; I personally was confused.
- I can use this tool to make a "Stixyboard" about my parents' whole life time to give them to it on their anniversary possibly. Also, I can use this website possibly to make pictures for projects that need a lot of pictures put to it and has a very short time-limit, so I can use this website to gather many pictures together on the "Stixyboard." Overall, the website can be useful for pictures who like to be productive and all.
Rachel Coombs: http://beta.mural.ly/
- This tool is very similar to the tool shown above "Stixy," this tool known as "Murally," is basically a whiteboard that allows you to put infinite amounts of pictures, videos, etc. on it. I like this tool a lot more than the "Stixy" tool because the website is very simple and is understandable to newcomers which will attract them to use it again. The website also shows a video on what the benefits of Murally are which makes it kind of easy for newcomers to basically understand what this website is all about. Finally, Murally is very simple to use by just dragging pictures and videos from your computer or local website on to the website itself which will help you create the board itself.
- Murally, can actually improve many things to the website, starting from the video itself. The video advertises "apple" products too much which can make viewers think about how the website truly depends on Macbooks and the program itself might even be designed for easier use on Macbooks. Another thing that Murally could improve is the user interface itself...under tabs such as Terms of User Agreement, it gives the users a kind of negative view towards the website as it gives facts on how about copyright can lead to jail and all those stuff which could intimidate the users themselves. Finally, Murally can make there sign up program a bit more safe and positive towards the users, because you have to agree to show your email address and your name and stuff which could be uncomfortable towards some users.
- Two ways to use this website can be in situations where you want to give someone pictures of their childhood for their birthday perhaps, and also some ways in projects that require a lot of pictures. Overall, this website is basically just like Stixy but is way more organized and understanding to new users, but this website can be kind of uncomfortable to users that want to keep their identity on the internet hidden.
