MEDL / Client: Jack Copeland

Authors on Acid

A deliberately ridiculous writing app from my MEDL work with client Jack Copeland.

Users authored lines inspired by absurd prompts, building a story through successive contributions. These archived screens show turn-taking, writing, the contribution feed and sharing. Participant identities and user-written story text are masked in these public presentation copies.

Authors on Acid waiting screen with empty participant slots, character allowance and timer; participant identities and session IDs masked.
Waiting and turn-taking interface. Participant photos, names and session identifiers are masked.
Authors on Acid writing screen with character counters, empty contribution field, Done and Cancel controls and keyboard.
Writing a contribution with character limits and the iOS keyboard. Existing story text and the ambiguous session label are masked.
Authors on Acid contribution feed with orange favorite stars and blue sharing icons; story text masked.
Contribution feed with favorite and sharing controls. User-written story text is masked for the public portfolio.
Authors on Acid story-completion screen with favorite controls, Facebook sharing and green Done button; contribution text masked.
Story completion and Facebook sharing. Original contribution text is masked; interface artwork is preserved.