When you land on the main screen of the app, you will see three restaurant options, each represented by a logo. Simply tap on any of the logos to explore the unique offerings, menus, and features of that restaurant.

A seafood lover’s paradise. Ceviche is known for its fresh, citrus-marinated dishes, vibrant flavors, and coastal ambiance. Dive into: A gallery of their elegant seafood plates A flavorful menu featuring Latin American-inspired dishes Real customer reviews and insights Signature specials like Grilled Lobster Tail and Tuna Tartare

Each restaurant in the app features a "Specials" section where you can explore limited-time dishes and featured menu items. These specials are designed to highlight seasonal ingredients, chef’s picks, or exclusive combos.

Booking a table is simple! Tap on the “Reservations” button at the bottom of any restaurant page to access the reservation form. Each reservation page includes: A welcome message A restaurant-themed form to collect your booking details: Your Name Date of Visit Time of Reservation Number of Guests

This screen introduces the history of Ontario Parks with: A sidebar title: “Ontario Park System” Visual frames of park elements like nature, maps, and flowers A short paragraph on the history of Ontario Parks Three interactive "Learn More" buttons: Button 1: Ontario Provincial Parks History and Organization → Goes to Screen 2 Button 2: Visitor Information, Park Activities, and Classifications → Goes to Screen 3 Button 3: North America's Boreal Forest Songbird Nursery → Goes to Screen 4

This screen highlights key moments in the park system’s evolution: Main Focus: Algonquin Park – the first provincial park, established in 1893 Four clickable image hotspots trigger popups with details: Early Development (1893) – Indigenous history and seasonal use Governance & Management (1960) – Managed by Ontario Parks Museum Construction (1992) – Algonquin Logging Museum Tourism – Growth of park-based recreation

This screen educates users about park experiences: 4 clickable icons (Hiking, Boating, Fishing, Wildlife) Each opens a descriptive panel: Hiking: Trails, amenities, family-friendly Boating: Canoe/kayak routes and lakes Fishing: Fish species and appeal to anglers Wildlife: Popular wildlife watching experiences

Focuses on ecological importance: Explains the Boreal Forest as a bird breeding ground Two content boxes describe: The role of boreal forests in ecology Bird migration and nesting season in Ontario Images and icons provide visual support

Image sequence (15 frames) simulates a rotating product. The user can scroll or use nav buttons (left-arrow, right-arrow) to rotate the product. Mimics the feel of spinning a physical object, ideal for product demos.

At each stop-point, there are additional highlight videos to dive deeper into product features: show close-ups or animations. These videos appear in their own container (#highlight-container) and are triggered by user interaction.

At key points during the 360˚ product rotation, you will discover Highlight Videos that provide a closer look at specific features of the product. These videos are triggered when the rotation stops at designated stop-points (Frame 5, Frame 10, and Frame 15). At each of these points, two short highlight clips automatically appear in a pop-up interface.

This interactive application is designed for a dual-screen experience, where each screen serves a unique purpose to enhance exploration and engagement. Follow the steps below to navigate and use the app effectively.

Looping Screensaver/Promo Video A visually engaging video plays automatically when the screen is idle, showcasing product highlights or instructions.

Each pair of pants is meticulously crafted with precision stitching and reinforced seams for long-lasting durability.

The design process involves thorough research, brainstorming, and iteration. Collaboration and feedback are prioritized to ensure that the final product aligns with the vision and needs of the audience. This approach allows for the creation of impactful designs that tell a story.

At the core of this design philosophy is a commitment to quality, creativity, and individuality. The goal is to create experiences that resonate with those who appreciate exploration and self-expression. Each project reflects a dedication to crafting unique solutions that cater to the adventurous spirit.

The color palette is designed to embody a sense of professional adventure while celebrating the free-spirited, creative nature of the target audience.

The Alpha Outdoors logo is a key component of the brand identity, designed to represent the brand’s name in a distinctive typographic style. It ensures consistency and recognition across all platforms.

Our Alpha Outdoors hoodies are made for those who live life in motion. Crafted from ultra-soft, breathable fabric with just the right amount of stretch, they offer all-day comfort whether you’re hiking through forest trails or winding down by the campfire. The fit is relaxed but refined — allowing freedom of movement without feeling bulky. With cozy interiors, smooth finishes, and weather-ready warmth, these hoodies are your go-to layer for every season. Wherever the trail takes you, comfort comes standard.

This hoodie is built for adventure and designed for all-day comfort. Crafted from ultra-soft, breathable fabric with a relaxed fit that moves with you — on the trail, by the fire, or in the city.

This isn’t just a hoodie — it’s your go-to layer for wherever the trail takes you. Made from high-grade, ultra-soft fleece and reinforced with durable stitching, it’s built to last through rugged hikes, spontaneous adventures, and laid-back weekends.

From chilly mornings on the trail to cool nights around the fire, this hoodie delivers dependable comfort and long-lasting quality — wash after wash, wear after wear.

Discover the charming villages of Oia and Fira, where narrow cobblestone streets are lined with boutique shops, art galleries, and delightful cafes. Witness the world-famous sunsets that paint the sky in hues of orange and pink, creating a magical backdrop for unforgettable memories.

Santorini attracts approximately 1.7 million visitors annually. This number reflects the island's popularity as a travel destination, known for its stunning views and unique architecture. On peak days during the high season, as many as 17,000 cruise ship passengers can arrive on the island, significantly increasing the daily visitor count.

Santorini, part of the Cyclades island group in Greece, is known for its unique geographical composition, which has been shaped by volcanic activity over thousands of years. Here are the key features of Santorini's geographical composition:

The island consists of several smaller islands, including Thira (the main island), Thirassia, Nea Kameni, and Palea Kameni, which are remnants of volcanic activity.

The M3 chip is Apple's first chip series built using 3-nanometer (nm) technology, making it more power-efficient and capable of packing more transistors than previous chips. This means better performance and longer battery

Up to 35% faster CPU performance compared to the M1. Significantly improved multi-core performance and responsiveness. Apps open faster, multitasking is smoother, and creative tasks like video editing or 3D rendering are quicker.

The M3 features Dynamic Caching and hardware-accelerated ray tracing for the first time in a Mac chip. Great for designers, video editors, and even gaming — delivering smoother graphics with better lighting and shadows.

Uses less power while delivering more output — great for battery life in MacBook Air and Pro models. Ideal for pros who work on-the-go.

The Digital Signage system at Durham College enhances campus-wide communication by delivering timely and engaging content. Displays feature college branding, real-time date and time, live weather updates, animated advertisements, news highlights, video content, and a scrolling ticker with the daily food menu.

Durham College’s digital signage network provides a dynamic platform to share real-time announcements, updates, and promotional content. It features branded visuals, the current date and time, local weather, motion graphic ads, campus news, video messages, and a live ticker displaying daily cafeteria menus.

Established in 1929, Dixon Hall initially served as a refuge for those in need during the Great Depression. Over the years, the organization has evolved to address modern social challenges such as homelessness, unemployment, and senior isolation. Dixon Hall’s holistic approach ensures that vulnerable individuals receive not only immediate relief but also long-term support to reintegrate into society successfully.

Dixon Hall operates in a rapidly growing urban environment where issues like a@ordable housing shortages, food insecurity, and mental health crises are on the rise. The organization faces several key challenges:

Over the years, Dixon Hall has successfully transitioned thousands of individuals from homelessness to stable housing, helped job seekers secure employment, and provided essential social support to seniors and at-risk youth. Their commitment to social justice and community empowerment continues to shape lives positively.

Dixon Hall’s model of holistic community care serves as an example of how non-profits can drive meaningful change. By addressing housing, employment, and social service needs simultaneously, Dixon Hall has become a pillar of support for Toronto’s most vulnerable populations. Continued investment in such organizations is essential for fostering an inclusive and thriving society.