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This is the output of a graduate school sketching class, Methodology of Visualization, at the design school at Carnegie Mellon. We sketched storyboards, user flows, and the built environment.
PROBLEM:
It is important for any designer to make acute observations around how people handle and interact with products, systems, and their environment. Visually explain these interactions in a way that is clear, direct, and compelling. To place emphasis, take into consideration factors such as scale, proportion, balance, volume, organization, movement, position, interval and line weight.
Skills employed:
- 2-D and 3-D Drawing
- Diagramming
- Interaction Design
- Composition
- Storyboarding
SOLUTION:
Show me how to use an object.
SOLUTION:
Demonstrate how you add a new contact to your cell phone (co-create).
SOLUTION:
Choose an exhibit at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History and lead me through it.
The gem exhibit in the Carnegie Mellon Museum of Natural History is next to the fossil lab. a) Dinosaurs are at the entrance of the exhibit. b) Selected Gem Exhibits.
c) Move through the exhibit. d) Navigate.
e) Find what attracts you. f) Go up and look at it.
g) 'What is a gemstone' invites close examination.
h) Interact with the exhibit.
i) Make notes for later.
