SMART goals for this week
- Literature Review and Introduction
- Finish structure
- Bullet point
- Gather list of citations needed
- Start design process
- Have a first iteration of the piece by the end of the week
What I did this week
Couple of days after my supervisor meeting my laptop and phone decided to break at the same time so I didn’t do as much work as I had planned to do this week.
Supervisor Meeting Notes
Project considerations
- 15 minute city
- retrace
- Took photos around the world. location, data time, colour influences design of jacket
- Diegetic prototype
- Linear interface
- How would different people in society interact with it
- Jewish Museum Berlin
- Shalekhet (Fallen Leaves) by Menashe Kadishman
Thesis Questions
- focus on one subset of the movement
- consider the approach for the argument
- hard to define movement without looking at the previous and hard to put something into a movement.
- Back up decisions with reasons
- Planning
- See using them
- Refer to them
- Reflection on the GANTT chart
Exploring ideas
1 Mail, message, folders etc all lined up for you, You can jump between these different things
2 While we plan our physical spaces in a certain way for example schools being close to residential areas etc. The digital version of our buildings (clothes store, grocery store, hospital) all exist in the same area you don’t have to travel to get from place to another. You can have 3 different tabs open zara, sainsburys, call with doctor
3 Is this how we lose our sense of time in the digital space? because we don’t have to travel a distance it feels like everything is done so quickly. (Look into humans and productivity is it important that we are always doing something? Time and mental health?)
4 instagram is a grid format you could 5 posts about each day of your holiday. Friends can jump between the different days look at them in a different order as opposed to listening to you tell the story in a particular order
5a linear internet
MOSCOW Prioritisation
There was something off with the ideas I was coming up with. Which I have now realised is because I have drifted from wanting the audience to realise that the way a computer is designed in its function influences how we perceive reality and how it can change their behaviour. So, I used MOSCOW to help make sure I keep to that
- Must have: Show spatialisation computer designs effect on human perception of time
- Should have: Use a new skill I have to learn and an old skill I want to develop
- Could have: A comparison of the current design and a potential design
- Won’t have: a simulation won’t have time to make a simulation that would work for a variety of people
This has really helped me organise and make my thinking clearer.
Visualising the foundation of my idea