Due to the COVID19 pandemic that challenged our society with necessity of distance learning it is right to provide educational institutions with tools those would be accessible anytime and anyplace for students. The aim of the current research is to develop an app that will support students studying apparel design as well as their teachers. The prototyping method was used to explore aspects of an intended design of the app. The method of semantic differential was used in order to evaluate the prototype. Comparative analysis of the already existing apps and the developed one was used to determine the level of the app competitiveness. The mobile app “CloStyler” was developed by using MIT App Inventor. Using the app allows achieving the labor productivity growth up to 568.5 %. The reduction of time costs is 29.4-85.0 %. By means of the comparative analysis of the apps those are already on the market and the developed app “CloStylef” it was determined that “CloStyler” is better suited and better equipped for the task of computing the parameters of the basic blocks of clothing.
In past decade fashion world as well as world of technologies is more and more filling with smart clothing. Increasing aesthetic by use of smart clothing technology is vital when designing a dance costume. Available works on the question are dedicated to either designing and wearing of dance costumes or smart clothing itself with no regard to dance costumes. The aim of the current study is to systemise smart clothing technologies those might be used for dance costumes to provide the ability to change visual characteristics by using mobile app. Statistical analysis was applied to investigate the specifics of the smart clothing range and its interactions with mobile apps. The method of prototyping was used to assess the necessity of providing the smart clothing item with specific mobile app. A dance costume was designed on basis of light emitting diode technology. The assessment was done by members of dance teams. It was determined that mobile app would be more suitable way to manage light modes of costumes due to the fact that smartphones are usually carried around and remote controls are not. The app will provide more competitiveness of the clothing as well as insure comfort of a dancer.
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