Ada Lovelace and Lillian Gilbreth have carved indelible marks in the annals of interaction design, each pioneering in vastly different yet complementary ways. Lovelace, heralded as the world’s first computer…
Firstly, regarding Gestalt psychology, this principle explains how people use their innate visual perception to organize and interpret information. There are five laws. Applying these five laws to design can…
Ada Lovelace was the world’s first computer programmer. In her annotations on an article about the engine, she wrote an algorithm imagining computers could one day have the capability to…
Applying the Law of Proximity and the Law of Similarity to group-related controls helps users understand the relationships between different elements on an interface. For example, the top buttons on…
Gestalt principles, originating from psychology, explain how we perceive visual elements as unified wholes rather than just a collection of separate parts. These principles can be embedded in software design…
Through my study of the Gestalt principles and Fitt’s Law, I have learned that incorporating these principles into design can create visually coherent, intuitive, and efficient interfaces for the user,…
This exhibition brings together many different works that demonstrate the importance of social design and inclusivity. The theme of the interconnectedness of society and people is emphasized through art installations…
Learning about Gestalt principles has made me realize more about becoming a better logical thinker regarding graphic design. The Law of Proximity stresses grouping objects to help users understand the…
At the Designing Peace exhibition we can see an immersive blend of creativity, social commentary and interactive design. These installations speak volumes about the interconnectedness of communities, the consequences of…
The importance of Ada Lovelace and Lillian Gilbreth in the course of Interaction Design history is valued not only in recognizing the unsung history of women in the fields of…
In the exhibition, it is shown how design and community action can contribute to the pillars of positive peace. These concepts and interactive elements suggest that a future of peace…
Exploring further, Ada Lovelace’s analytical mind and her contributions to computing not only demonstrate her foresight into the machine’s potential to transcend simple arithmetic but also highlight the importance of…
Three pieces in the exhibition moved me. Island Tracker and Papers, Please. They all represent every critical aspect of social design. The Paper Please in the show suggests, “How can…
Ada Lovelace and Lillian Gilbreth are both pivotal figures in the history of Interaction Design. Ada Lovelace was the world’s first computer programmer. Her vision for computers was not limited…
Female figures like Ada Lovelace and Lillian Gillbreth are essential to know for IXD history, but not limited to IXD history. Firstly, it represents how women lived and acted earlier.…
John Liu
Dave Zheng
Janette Olmiala
Jiayi (Nicole) Xie
Lynn Lin
Hannah He
Ziqi Zhang
Grace Cao