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This is a parallax scrolling website introducing the evolution of communication through the ages. Each age is depicted in a color illustration. While the background and the costumes changes, the male characters' positions are fixed. The parallax scrolling technique makes it possible to show the gradual changes. The last illustration, which shows a large question mark, prompts the reader to think about the future of communication.
Continue readingRoadie is a mobile application designed for those who want to discover Milan by bike during Expo 2015. It suggests random thematic itineraries that make the user discover the city. Journeys are purposed depending on the user's profile and settings: every rider can choose the theme as well as the time and length of the root. Through the earphones, the vocal guide leads the user through the city, providing infos about the journey stops. At the end of the root the user can give a feedback or record a vocal note, so other users will be able to listen to his suggestions.
Continue readingThe shape of the Quick USB drive is copied off the nature’s best-known genetic data carrier. A useful USB flash drive and a stress-relieving device at the same time. Business gift for innovative companies, which are going to be ahead of the game.
Continue readingPuzzle Facade transforms the Ars Electronica Center (Linz, Austria) into a giant Rubik's cube. The participant interacts with the interface-cube. This cube holds electronic components to keep track of rotation and orientation. This data is sent to a computer with a software that changes the lights and color of the building in correlation to the handheld interface-cube. The strong spatial connection between the architecture (AEC building), the referred object (Rubik's cube) and the designed tangible interface (interface-cube) enhances the site-specific aspect of the project.
Continue readingLine user interface provides a great user experience concentrating on reading books not interaction with interface. Clarity of the interface is achieved using thin outlines, intuitive and originally designed icons.
Continue readingInitiated by the running shoes campaign's core message 'Let the Run Tell You Why', the installation would inspire the runners their reason of running through an innovative running experience. The design team created an immersive installation inside a mobile truck and let it stop by different targeted running spots for the shoes trialling. On beyond, the installation would need runners to drop down their reason for the run and share through social network to inspire the others.
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