Microsoft Word Insert Table

Used some of the free space on the bottom to make room for a preview space of customized table. Aligned text in table size section to the text at bottom of the AutoFit section to make room for arrows indicating table size change direction.

Analysis of an interactive app

The App I decided to analyze is the Maps App from Apple on iPhones, not the Google one. The app is very standard, as it uses the phone's GPS to locate and direct the user wherever they desire. At the top of the main page, there is a search bar that allows to put an address or to search for one. The top left button starts the routing process while the top right button pulls up a history tab of addresses pulled from prior routes, bookmarked destinations, and locations pulled from the phone's contact list. The bottom four buttons are current GPS location, 3D on/off, send, and an information tab that gives more accessibility options for the map. I'm not familiar with how the other Map Apps work for iOS, but because this app comes with the phone, it does a pretty great job integrating all of the phone's resources which doesn't restrain the app's capabilities within the app itself. If having a hard time telling someone a specific address, you can send an exact GPS coordinate from the map through iMessage, which will in turn map out the location on the receiver's map app. By using all of the resources available to the phone (internet, contact list, facebook, etc), the app becomes useful in more than one way.