PRID302 - Stuart Gardner

I made a little error in putting it all together today (or one I've just noticed), which has made me decide to add a few more locations.

I've accidentally put a "Forward" button in where there is currently no way to go forward, along what is known as Adelphi Road. If I add to it, it will connect with the seafront.

I think it'll just gives users more freedom to navigate.

This screenshot to the left, and those in other posts below show the current progress of this final year project. Recently, I've been out and taken some new pictures to use for locations. I've yet to put the locations on the map, but it links the town centre locations with the seafront locations - a crucial piece for a fully operational virtual tour.

My main difficulty has been the weather, since it hasn't been dry enough to get across the Paignton I wish to convey.

I do not believe there is a chance of this being sold by the Council as the screenshot to the above shows.

I still believe I am on schedule for an end of March completion, by which I mean the project itself.

To make it slightly easier to navigate in areas where it isn't so clear to see the "Forward" button at the top of the page (locations where the sky is white/light coloured), I have introduced a "Forward" message that appears when the user mouses over the button.

Similarly, the left and right buttons now have "Turn Left" and "Turn Right" messages when moused over.

Hopefully, this will make it a little easier to navigate intuitively.

I've taken 56 original photos now, giving 7 new locations to view.

I've also introduced the code required to view views from the past.

Here are some screenshots to give an example of what I've done.

Present



Half-way



Past