KAYA
A Voice User Interface for Barista Training and Drink Management
Our brief was to prototype a training, service or object management Voice User Interface (VUI) that accounts for a social setting. Kaya is a barista-in-training’s personal tutor and a seasoned employee’s work flow manager.
- Course:
- Basic Interaction Design taught by Jodi Forlizzi, Fall 2009 - Group Assignment
- Developed For:
- Bluetooth Headset
SCORE
A Sports Event Organization and Co-ordination Mobile Application
Our brief was to develop a mobile information system for users to navigate and retrieve information easily. SCORE helps busy suburban Supermoms manage their kid’s sport schedules and events on-the-fly with other involved community members.
- Course:
- Basic Interaction Design taught by Jodi Forlizzi, Fall 2009 - Group Assignment
- Developed For:
- iPhone
FLIGK
A Floor Interactive Gaming Kiosk (FLIGK) for Bus Stops
This project required each of us to design useful kiosks for the city of Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh commuters experience frustration due to long bus wait times. FLIGK lets commuters pass their wait time in a fun, de-stressing way.
- Course:
- Introduction to Computing taught by James Liu, Fall 2009 - Individual Assignment
- Developed For:
- Kiosks
PittEXCHANGE
A Personalized Website For International Students Transitioning Into American Life
Our task was to develop an information or monitory based personalized transaction website. PittExchange helps international students in Pittsburgh share their personal experiences about moving to and settling down in America.
- Course:
- Basic Interaction Design taught by Jodi Forlizzi, Fall 2009 - Group Assignment
- Developed For:
- Web
EYE
Visualizing the information space of Eye Magazine
The intention of this piece was to communicate clearly the content, structure and navigation of one’s assigned artifact.
- Course:
- Graduate Studio I taught by Dan Boyarski, Fall 2009 - Individual Assignment
- Developed For:
The Future of Reading
Is The Future Of The World
We were asked to explore what the future of reading meant to us. This motion piece reflects on the future of reading as the future of the illiterate public and their potential to impact our world.
- Course:
- Graduate Studio I taught by Dan Boyarski, Fall 2009 - Individual Assignment
- Developed For:
- Motion
A Self-Portrait
‘Cause It’s a Bitter-Sweet Symphony, Music and Life
Our goal was to organize personal information representative of ourselves, using a few of Wurman’s hatracks known as LATCH. My Self-portrait reflects on certain pieces of music and the associated memories I have, organized by Time, Category and Hierarchy.
- Course:
- Basic Interaction Design, Fall 2009 - Group Assignment
- Developed For:
- Web
