This project revolves around a fully functional data visualization experience and graphical interface, designed and programmed by second-year Bachelor students in Media & Interaction Design as part of a course taught by Gaël Hugo.
This exercise begins with the following reflection:
"Fun" datasets concern topics that are of personal interest, and can be used to answer unexpected questions and explore relationships that aren’t immediately intuitive. Perhaps you start with a question or hypothesis, and then find a dataset to prove (or disprove) your theory. Or, you might even generate your own dataset using web scraping techniques or an open API. In fact, creating your own dataset enables you to collect, label, and prepare a clean dataset. - Kindra Cooper
Incr is a stylist and manager of your digital wardrobe. Once you've saved your clothes, you can create your three outfits yourself, or let incr do it for you with its three different modes.
By Thomas Gaudin
1/6
TAP SEEKER is an app that offers a different pace for image consumption, through gamified awareness of the stages of discovery, in a minimalist and playful framework. Its mechanisms are based on "anti-user-friendly" features, with blocking and activating feeds, hiding and revealing images one by one, and imposing waiting times.
By Alexine Sierro
BonApp aims to reduce food waste among users and supermarkets. The app features a scan function to quickly obtain product information. Through learning modules and challenges, users accumulate points that can be redeemed for discounts on purchases.
By Livia Schmid
1/4
Nova is an app that allows users to get an immervise experience while reading. The app features custom reading sessions, reviews with friends, a bookclub and more.
By Emilie Maier
1/5
Clickclock allows you to set alarm clocks and customize their levels. The app then provides you with fun and challenging mini-games that help you to wake up.
By Mathias Liniger