Mock E-reader prototype for an anthology of articles based on Ancient Egypt. Interactions inspired by hide/reveal actions afforded in a digital, time-based interface. Play on hide/reveal alludes to the aspect of "unearthing" layers of information, as one would "unearth" ancient artifacts in a physical sense, and also alludes to the "revealing" of the mystery surrounding these ancient artifacts. Both the actions and typography have hide/reveal functions, provoking the reader to discover more information through the interface.

 

Credits:
Images: MUMMIES OF THE WORLD exhibit in Charlotte, NC.
Text: National Geographic's King Tut’s Family Secrets by Zahi Hawass.
Designed as part of Typography 2, instructed by Erin Hauber at NC State College of Design.