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Info Visualization
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One Friday night, I spent a few hours riding back and forth on the M42 crosstown bus so that I can present you with the following visualization. Enjoy!
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Prototyping User Experiences
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After our initial sketches of what we thought the reporting/managing experience would be like, we performed a couple of participatory designs with paper prototypes and screencasted the first team draft of the interface.
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Prototyping User Experiences
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After presenting the Watch and the Dongle in class, we were told that our prototypes were not context-specific enough. After another night of brainstorming with the team, we came up with the Airloom, a device that passively records conversations and photographs family members around the dinner table.
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Prototyping User Experiences
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This second of two prototypes embodies the same goal as the Dongle; a device that keeps track of our short term tasks that need to be accomplished in order to achieve long term goals. The only differences are form and interaction.
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Prototyping User Experiences
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In the upper right corner of the whiteboard wall, you'll notice a half-pilled shape drawing of a device, which we've called the Dongle. The Dongle is a device that keeps track of our short term tasks that need to be accomplished in order to achieve long term goals.
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Prototyping User Experiences
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After bringing in our physical materials from the first class, we were split up into groups based on what we wanted to achieve with our first prototypes. I joined Kristin Gräefe, Russ Maschmeyer, and Evinn Quinn for the duration of the semester in researching, ideating, prototyping, and creating a unique device that will serve to keep people mindful and aware of their surroundings.
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Prototyping User Experiences
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For our first assignment in Prototyping User Experiences class, featuring the guys from Frog Design, we were to bring in a sample of a physical material that we were drawn to in both touch and feel. This and the remaining prototypes that follow would all fall under the topic of awareness/mindfulness.
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Cybernetics
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Here's my presentation on reducing bio-cost through strategic ad placement for online videos. I'll have a more thorough writeup by this weekend. -GLU
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Cybernetics
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Did you ever notice that whenever you order a drink at Starbucks, your drink is repeated three times by the employees? Did you also notice that there's a special order in which your drink is verbally constructed? Inspired by an article at Dubberly, I modeled this conversation to demonstrate a part of Starbucks' service design strategy.
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