
handle: 2117/327129
This project is a final degree project that consists of the development of a mobile application based on a travel social network service. This idea was born from the search for modernization of the current and well-known travel blogs, since it is considered that this concept is out of date comparing it with the technology that exists in the market today. Currently a large part of the population knows and uses social networks, which is why it has been established that the modernization process should be directed towards a social network. For this, the following objectives have been established: Design an interface where you get access to all the existing information in a travel blog (routes, photos, recommendations ...) displayed in a more visual and intuitive way for the user. Introduce this concept in a social network so that it provides greater security and trust to the user, since in this way the user will be able to meet and connect with the people who publish the trips. Finally, a simple and intuitive application design has been achieved to provide a lot of information to users. Thanks to the interviews and usability tests with real users, it has been possible to verify the objectives achieved, and it has been verified that the application generates interest for them.
Xarxes socials, Red social, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Enginyeria de la telecomunicació, Social networks, Viajes, Algular, Ionic
Xarxes socials, Red social, Àrees temàtiques de la UPC::Enginyeria de la telecomunicació, Social networks, Viajes, Algular, Ionic
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