Milestone 1
After more user testing, we discovered that our original design had no indicator of where a user should tap to set the tempo. We iterated on our design by adding a bright green circle to indicate where the user should tap.
Each user we tested also asked if the BPM number could scroll, so we added a scrolling feature.
Milestone 2
Because the phone settings page is temporarily an image, and the checkbox doesn't work yet, we decided to temporarily trigger the message from mobile to wear with a left-swipe on the mobile screen. This triggers a message to the watch which changes the text from "TAP to set BPM" to "User Tempos." We demonstrated phone-to-watch communication but not watch-to-phone communication because the TikTok app only requires communicating from the phone to the watch.
View our code at:
https://bitbucket.org/megaukelele/tik-tok
Milestone 3
Programming challenge 2 is still in progress. The video demonstrates that tapping over the lime green circle does change the frequency of the flash. However, the frequency of the flash is not entirely accurate yet. The frequency of the flash should also correspond to the BPM that the user sees, so that number (originally 120) also has to update when the user taps on the lime green circle.
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