Visualizing Belonging
by Grace Herndon
The problem area which I chose to explore was the space on the outside of a community.
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Making Picture Books Accessible for Children with Visual Impairments
by Jessye Holmgren-Sidell
In almost any bookstore or local library, there is a young children’s section—a secluded friendly corner filled with squashy chairs, colorful wall art, and preschoolers sitting in their parents’ laps.
Helping Cancer Patients Reduce Psychological Distress with Metaphors in a Serious VR Game
by Matthew Lemmond
The mind’s impact on cancer’s ability to grow is on the horizon—if not well beyond the bounds—of academic research.
Personafy—A tool to assist designers
by Ashamsa Mathew
For our Fall 2018 studio, we got the opportunity to explore the trends as mentioned in Designer 2025.
Designing data portraits with common listening statistics
by Matt Norton
Designers constantly analyze current-day applications, tools, and experiences in an attempt to reapproach the concepts in new ways.
Designing an Experiential Visual Language for Conveying Uncertainty
by Mac Hill
During the 2016 presidential election, The New York Times’ election coverage incorporated two moving “needle” gauges to convey the uncertainty in their election forecasts.
Toying with Gender: Doll Studies Amidst the Internet of Toys
by Krithika Sathyamurthy
Toys are artifacts that encourage children’s expression, fantasy, interest, exploration, education, cognitive development, and gender-role learning.
Designing Tools to Facilitate actions for Online Communities
by Bree McMahon
The ability to hold collaborative conversations is crucial to supporting sustainable and diverse communities—whether physical or virtual—including effective real-time and ongoing conversations.
Rotate Your Thinking
by Rachael L. Paine
We were charged to rethink and redesign the culture of graphic design in the context of contemporary practices, application, and usage.
Protect the User: Designing for Security
by Jessye Holmgren-Sidell
We are all activists now,” says cybersecurity counsel Jennifer Granick in her 2017 TED Talk.