User Centric Design Research

User-centric design research focuses on understanding
users' needs, behaviors, and challenges through methods like interviews, observations, and usability testing. It ensures that design decisions are driven by real user insights, leading to more intuitive and effective solutions.

User-centric design research focuses on understanding users' needs, behaviors, and challenges through methods like interviews, observations, and usability testing. It ensures that design decisions are driven by real user insights, leading to more intuitive and effective solutions.

User Centric Design Research

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Project 01

Exploring Cognitive Limitations in UX : A Study on Inattentional Blindness

This project explores the phenomenon of inattentional blindness, where users fail to notice visible elements due to focused attention elsewhere. Through detailed research and visual demonstrations, we highlight how this cognitive limitation impacts user experience. By analyzing real-world examples, we emphasize the importance of designing interfaces that account for perceptual limitations, ensuring key information isn't overlooked by users. This project underscores the critical role of user-centered design in creating intuitive and effective digital experiences.

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Project 02

Unveiling Vision for the Blind with Programmable Matter : A Research-Driven Approach

This project explores the intersection of accessibility and advanced technology, focusing on how programmable matter can provide tactile, real-time feedback to assist the visually impaired. Through extensive research, it investigates how dynamic, touch-based systems can simulate visual information, allowing users to "see" through touch. The study delves into cognitive and sensory processes, aiming to redefine accessibility by merging human-centered design with cutting-edge technology, ultimately enhancing the independence of individuals with visual impairments.