PEER CRITIQUE

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I provided some questions before my peer critique:

Should I carry on with the scanner idea or just use the apps for the projections?

I asked this because looking at timescale, it may be difficult to design for both and I do not want this to limit the quality of the design. 

Should I keep the logo design I like or should I try to develop another? If so which one out of the initial sketches could I focus on? 

How should I bring this all together, could I put it into a design pitch or an app prototype? 

The response was of the consensus that I should try developing one of my other logo designs instead of the one I thought was the most effective. They did agree that it was the most engaging but, the colours were just off. It was also said that I should carry on with the scanner idea and use the lumeti scopes as a design element for the app. Then instead of a design pitch, compile it into an app prototype with the transitions and actions. 




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