This is an untitled mobile streaming app tailored for activists and citizen journalists. Key features for the target market are: a) Chat directly to Twitter while streaming and keeping access to streaming controls and image (no opaque overlays). b) App caches directly to phone when network signal drops off, and continues streaming when network signal is regained. Once network signal is regained, the user can resynch the missing parts of the video. Press on the BATTERY icon to toggle into the "no network" simulator and then out of it. c) No barrier to capture - sign up, click "record" and presto! You're recording. d) Take photos by clicking on the image - and add them to your Twitter posts when you chat - this makes for more engaging posts --> more visits to your stream. Some notes: 1) In the capture screen, press the "battery" button to simulate the loss of signal and how the app caches. 2) I'm thinking of getting rid of the social elements for the MVP - and just relying on the Twitter social graph for now and focusing on image capture and playback. 3) Go to the user profile => to see how to synch an incomplete video. Hoping to hear feedback about : 1) simplicity of interface 2) generate design tips. Thanks!

HitchQuote is a simple prototyping application that gives the opportunity to user to share quotes with a tap. Every feedback is welcome!

Transition from feed to profile using some fun animations.

The recently released Google Inbox app is a re-thinking of the email inbox experience that beautifully demonstrates Google's material design interactive animation language. This prototype focuses on the compose button's animation. Click the + to reveal a new state where a wave of buttons and labels float up, and the + becomes a pencil icon. It uses two states, with staggered animations.