Yonsei University Underwood International College - Information & Interaction Design

Official Color Chart
All colors are assorted by the number, in other words, in chronological order.
-If the customer knows the exact number and name, it is easy to find the color.
-It is hard to know what its true color is.
Even though some colors look similar, they differ because of many factors.
For example, number 1 and 2 look very similar, but they belong to different groups.
Number 2 and 3 belong to same group, but they have totally different opacity. Number 3 is transparent. To make the color, one has to coat it at least 3 times while number 2 only requires one time.

Offline Store Display
-I always have hard time finding just the right color for myself.
-Bombardment of colors is equally ineffective as those of text.
-Even if some stores offer fake nails with certain colors, it also does not indicate how thick and thin, thus how many coats should be applied

First find what factors affect nail color
1. Thick and Thin
2. Similar Colors
3. Affinity of Glitters
-Size
-Variation
-Base Color
-Distinction
(Neon, fluorescent, Sparkle, Powder)
-Find simple way to resort the products of a certain brand. (Aritaum Modi Nail)

MODI Analysis
-S503화이트샐먼
- 44 카페라운지
-S057 머드파이
-S062플래티넘로즈골드
- 1리얼화이트
-30 오렌지쇼크
-19체리글라세
-21파티핑크
- Number increases according to the release. -> No logic
-S means Star, which is limited line only sold in Star shops.

M-Divide into Two categories
- color /black & white

-Unique
-Diverse Colors
-Easy to access and choose
-Organized and unlimited color coding
possibility
-Directly apply to display - Good Visual Hierarchy both for customer and seller

-Require basic understanding of math

As the purpose of the box tape is to keep the box sealed, removal of the tape after use is clearly difficult.
A sharp tool is often used to open the sealed box ; during which both the content and user risk injury.
However, major change with the tape will reduce it functionality.

Although the air bubble did make the removal process easier, it still required further deveplopment.
1.The air bubble gives the impression that the tape will not be as sturdy as the exising ones.
2.Random placements of the tape also requires development.

Instead of the previous oval shaped space, a rigid straight line shape was used to give a more durable look.
The air squares are evenly distanced from each other
As users often seal boxes in the cross-shape, every 5cm, holed lines exist to make the opening easier.

- Focusing to the 'seller' -: When opening the plastic bag, is tiresome to rub the control part.
- Focusing to the 'buyer': It can sometimes be very annoying.

- Not pricey
- Simple, but works fine
Great solution-
BUT... It makes it even more convenient, which goes upstream from the current global tren d of encouraging NOT to use plastic bags.

- Focusing to the 'seller' -When opening the plastic bag, it is tiresome to rub the control part.
-Even when some sellers want to charge plastic bags, customers hate it.
- Focusing to the 'buyer'
-Since they want free stuff, they ignore the fact that giving out disposable goods for free is illegal.
-This kind of ignorance is killing the environment.
The reason the cashback system isn't working is because the buyers don't have strong incentive to bring the papers back, and the sellers think of it 귀찮음.

- The Fun Theory + actual incentive
- Helps environmentally
- The most convenient way to open the ba g between the three ideas

"We are going to understand how students use the underground alleys in order to move from Dorm A to Un-gi-do (Underwood Memorial Library) and vice versa in YIC"

1. Not many people knew about the secret alleys that connected the dormitory and the Un-gi-do(Underwood Memorial Library).
2. People that knew the secret alleys had difficulties finding their ways.
3. People that knew their ways were exposed to the danger of traffic accident due to the lack of division in paths of pedestrians and vehicles.
-> So, we will navigate people by giving them a path to walk on.

Building up a path for the pedestrians in the underground parking lot.
- Navigation grouped up with old folk tales that everyone knows.
- Q & A format
- Use the shape of the pillars

Time Travel: Traveling memories among family members

-Navigate experiences and memories based on time or location by storytelling maps

System Concept

1. Making an individual's memory map : looking back the past moments
2. Giving the map as a present-Sharing memories, creating empathy, making spaces into places
3. Creating interaction between parents and children

Target User

-A family that wishes to share memories and stories
(ex) Memories that children do not remember because they were too young

System Function

-Visualizing memories in an emotional method : Analogue kit

Basic empty map or other templates
-Basic Timeline : time and places
-Emotion mapping : graph,chart/table, music, calendar
-Collage to make a picture as a whole
-Board Game
-Puzzle
-Road-like design

Basic Kit

-Chosen map
-Pens
-Memos

Options

-Disposable Polaroid Camera
-Stickers
-Tapes, Glues
-Cutter knife, Scissors

'The smallest, greyest, or most nondescript building can be transformed by the sto ries that live in it. Once heard, these stories can change the way people think about that place and the city at large.-/p>

OWNERSHIP

People, particularly children, feel 'ownership-toward their frequently visited places. We feel a similar 'ownership-of our past and our stories.
But sometimes... we want to share. How to make my territory into your territory?

SUBJECTIVITY

Different people see the same place differently

ACCURACY

Accurate to the person, not to geography.

STORY TELLING

A map full of stories!

A webpage-based SERVICE that lets people create ARTISTIC maps of their CHILDH OOD according to their MEMORIES rather than geographical accuracy, for the sake of SHARING STORIES with the people who are getting to intimately know them.

Conrad and Molly have been dating for 3 months.
Conrad has liked Molly since 5 months ago, and h as made great efforts to get to know her. He is ver y infatuated with Molly and wants to know all abo ut her. Conrad likes to visualize things.
Molly is a story teller. The past is very important t o her, especially her early childhood. She's nostal gic and loves keepsakes. She lived in one neighb orhood, Orchard Downs in Urbana Illinois, for five years, so that neighborhood is very rich in memo ries. She's a little bit geographically challenged.

'Jeff, who I had a crush on, used to live far do wn at the end of the circle drive, by the Laund romat.-Molly is telling another story. Conrad has a laptop with him, and decides it would b e good if they google-mapped it. It takes Moll y thirty minutes to figure out where exactly sh e used to live in. She knows that she recogniz es that oval drive, but she doesn't remember t he big building there. Besides, none of this se ems very familiar because her neighborhood wasn't actually peach-colored. Where are the brick houses? Where is the playground?

Two weeks later it is Molly's birthday and Conrad ha s planned a special activity for her. 'I found a brochu re for a thing that lets you recreate childhood maps a ccording to the way you remember them. Look at so me of the examples on their site, it's very artsy and c ool.-/p>

First Molly uploads a picture of her google-mappe d neighborhood.
Then Conrad asks Molly the questions on the questi onnaire and types in her answers. He reminds her o f stories that she's told him before. After that, Molly takes over the computer again and connects the sto ries to the places.
Molly ranks each building from 1 -3 on how import ant it was to her.
Conrad makes a payment.

Black-out and eliminate places that are va gue in your memories.
Enlarge places that you can remember cl early or that are important to you.
Interactive Pop-up : places with stories po p up!
Certain distortion allowed: for instance th e places you were afraid of as a child, you can express them as 'witch -forest-/p>

Two weeks later the WAY map is here !
Molly is elated and wants to show all her friends. 'Conrad, maybe I can hel p you make yours for your birthday. OR when our one year anniversary com es, we could make a WAY map of our relationship, in this neighborhood.-Conrad melts into a puddle of love. 'Tel l me again, how you're going to be wit h me for a whole year,-he says. T