EXPERIENTIAL DESIGN - EXERCISES
26.08.19 - 05.12.19 (Week 1 - Week 14)
Chiquita Johanna R (0336747)
Experiential Design
Exercises
INSTRUCTION
LECTURE
Lecture 1 : Introduction to Experiential Design
The class began with a brief introduction about the module and what we have to prepare for this semester. The class proceeded to the Introduction of Experiential Design. Mr. Razif showed us some works of project and exercise done by our seniors.
Lecture 2 : -
No lecture this week. We were introduced to VR.
No lecture this week. We were introduced to VR.
Lecture 3 : Introduction to Unity
We learned the software unity 3D, we were lectured about what we can do in unity, we were also introduced to some coding that we can use.
We learned the software unity 3D, we were lectured about what we can do in unity, we were also introduced to some coding that we can use.
Lecture 4 : -
No lecture this week. due to public holiday.
No lecture this week. due to public holiday.
Lecture 5: -
We started our class and learned about observing UI/UX the vending machine in school and what can be improve in it.
Lecture 6: -
We had no lecture this week.
EXERCISES
23.09.19 | Week 5
UX in Vending Machines
We were asked to observe the User Experience in the vending machine around the campus. My group and I decided to purchase two items, one from the snack vending machine and one from the drink vending machine.
Here is the video of recording our experience when using the vending machine on campus.
UX in Vending Machines
Here is the video of recording our experience when using the vending machine on campus.
After done observing we wrote down the pain points using charts in Miro. We also write on what we can improve in the vending machine.
Fig 1.1 Process in Unity
Fig 1.2 Vending Machine Chart
FEEDBACK
Mr. Razif suggested that we look into the placement of the instruction and coin input could be better, the RM 1 sign should be smaller because it looks like a warning sign when it is too big. The convenience of paying and reading the instruction can be tiring for the user. For instance, the user has to bend down when inserting the coins and stand up to put the notes or key in the item code to purchase.
After done observing we wrote down the pain points using charts in Miro. We also write on what we can improve in the vending machine.
Fig 1.1 Process in Unity
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| Fig 1.2 Vending Machine Chart |
FEEDBACK
Mr. Razif suggested that we look into the placement of the instruction and coin input could be better, the RM 1 sign should be smaller because it looks like a warning sign when it is too big. The convenience of paying and reading the instruction can be tiring for the user. For instance, the user has to bend down when inserting the coins and stand up to put the notes or key in the item code to purchase.
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