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Design From Tall Building to Our Hands: senses ...
Flatness has shaped the modern world, not just in design but in the way we build our cities, construct our roads, and define our landscapes. The pursuit of smooth, uniform...
Design From Tall Building to Our Hands: senses ...
Flatness has shaped the modern world, not just in design but in the way we build our cities, construct our roads, and define our landscapes. The pursuit of smooth, uniform...
Why Design for the Visually Impaired?
A knife is one of the simplest tools we use every day, but what makes it your go-to knife? It's all about how it feels in your hand—the comfort, balance,...
Why Design for the Visually Impaired?
A knife is one of the simplest tools we use every day, but what makes it your go-to knife? It's all about how it feels in your hand—the comfort, balance,...
Haptic Design: A Beauty to See by Hand
As a designer, I often think about design not just through function but also through psychological and social lenses. When exploring the ordinary from a cognitive perspective, you unpack the...
Haptic Design: A Beauty to See by Hand
As a designer, I often think about design not just through function but also through psychological and social lenses. When exploring the ordinary from a cognitive perspective, you unpack the...
Beyond Flatness: Reconnecting Design with Natur...
We live in a world smoothed and straightened by human hands. From the rigid geometry of skyscrapers to the sleek, featureless screens we stare at daily, flatness has become a...
Beyond Flatness: Reconnecting Design with Natur...
We live in a world smoothed and straightened by human hands. From the rigid geometry of skyscrapers to the sleek, featureless screens we stare at daily, flatness has become a...
Designing Beyond Assumptions: Why Listening Com...
The First Step? Put Aside Assumptions. Designing for blind users—or any user—starts with listening, not assuming. Too often, design is based on what we think people need rather than what they actually experience....
Designing Beyond Assumptions: Why Listening Com...
The First Step? Put Aside Assumptions. Designing for blind users—or any user—starts with listening, not assuming. Too often, design is based on what we think people need rather than what they actually experience....