The Barber Institute app is designed and developed as an educational app to assist the user when visiting the Barber Institute, Birmingham.
The app includes information regarding the Collection, the Galleries, Exhibitions, Concerts and Events at the Barber Institute.
The app is solely aimed at being an educational tool and does not contain any advertisements.
The documentation can be found on the Documentation page.
There is also a pdf version to be found on the Documentation page.
Additionally there is a video tutorial
on the Videos page.
The current version was last updated on 16/09/2019.
The Barber Institute app is on Google Play. It can also be
downloaded here.
The Wallace Collection is designed and developed as an educational app to assist the user when visiting the Wallace Collection , London.
The app includes information regarding the Collection, the Galleries and Whats On at Hertford House.
The app is solely aimed at being an educational tool and does not contain any advertisements.
The documentation can be found on the Documentation page.
A pdf version can also be found on the Documentation page.
Additionally there is a video tutorial
on the Videos page.
The current version is 1.10 and was last updated on 28/11/2020.
The Wallace Collection app is on Google Play but can also be
The SketchPad app displays digital artworks that have been completed or completed to the level that they can be displayed. Some are work in progress, others have been included in other apps. Both the Wallace Collection app and the Barber Institute app contain digital work that was developed in the SketchPad.
Additionally there is a video tutorial
on the Videos page.
There are additional Screen Sets available to download. These include the following :-
There is no documentation specifically for the SketchPad as all the functionality for SketchPad is identical to ImageAnimator and is covered in the documentation for ImageAnimator.
The BS Image Animation app displays and animates images.
The documentation can be accessed from the Documentation page.
A pdf version can also be found on the Documentation page.
Additionally there is a video tutorial
on the Videos page.
There are additional Screen Sets available to download. These include the following :-
The ImageMap concept originated when I walked into a large office and was confronted with row upon row of desks, as is the case with many offices around the world. I thought wouldn't it be great if one had a map within ones phone that would allow one to itemise all the desks and the peaple that sat at that desk. This is how the concept of ImageMap began.
After working on this idea the concept morphed into a more generalized concept of intergrating two dimensional images with text and icons. This included the idea of offices and desks, the floor plan being the image and the individuals being detailed with text.
Assistence in creating your own office version is provided within the user documentation together with setting up the example graphics display and data load file.
The user documentation can be found on the Documentation page.
This app is not yet on Google Play. It can be
downloaded here.
