Donut Clock
Section 2 Final Project
As part of the Computational Science and Web Design project, we delved into the unique history of these disciplines intertwined with the user's system clock. Following a structured process that encompassed brainstorming, sketching, prototyping, and construction, we aimed to create a browser-based design using p5.js that harnessed the three basic events of the system clock: seconds, minutes, and hours. In my contribution, I crafted a visually engaging "donut clock" concept, deviating from the conventional clock design. Within this interactive clock, the flavor of the donut changes every hour, a bite is taken from the donut every minute, and a sprinkle is added to the donut every second. This inventive approach allowed for a dynamic and whimsical representation of time, showcasing my creativity and proficiency in leveraging the system clock's events to create an engaging user experience.
As part of the Computational Science and Web Design project, we delved into the unique history of these disciplines intertwined with the user's system clock. Following a structured process that encompassed brainstorming, sketching, prototyping, and construction, we aimed to create a browser-based design using p5.js that harnessed the three basic events of the system clock: seconds, minutes, and hours. In my contribution, I crafted a visually engaging "donut clock" concept, deviating from the conventional clock design. Within this interactive clock, the flavor of the donut changes every hour, a bite is taken from the donut every minute, and a sprinkle is added to the donut every second. This inventive approach allowed for a dynamic and whimsical representation of time, showcasing my creativity and proficiency in leveraging the system clock's events to create an engaging user experience.