Li Jingbu （0367209）

 April 28, 2024 Week1 Exercise LI JINGBU/ 0367209 Interactive Design/ Bachelor of Design in Creative Media Lecture In this week's lesson, we learned about website usability. Usability refers to how effectively, efficiently, and successfully a particular user can utilise a product or design in a certain situation. It is a part of User Experience (UX) Design. It is the second level of UX Design A design’s usability depends on how well its features accommodate users’ needs and contexts. Key Principle of Usability 1. Consistency 2. Simplicity 3. Visibility 4. Feedback 5. Error Prevention 1. Consistency Consistency is key for these patterns to be recognized and learned by users. If similar-looking things do not produce a similar output, the user is bound to become frustrated. For example, if a website’s buttons are protruding boxes with labels on them, then all of the website’s buttons should look like that. Similarly, if a backward arrow denotes the back button, then it should not be c...

February 26, 2024 STARTING DATE WEEK1-ENDING DATE WEEK7 LI JINGBU/0367209 Intercultural Dseign /Bachelor of design(honours) in creative media Instruction  WEEK2 The initial theme proposed by our group was the culture of religious tattoos. We have decided to introduce "Religious Tattoo Culture" in our proposal. Sub-topics that we would like to explore further are included in our proposal: 1. Introduction and History - MENG ZIHUI 2. Sensitivity of tattooing in different religions - ZHANG HANYUAN 3. Impact of tattoos on religious culture - YANG LINXI 4. The value of religious tattoos - DU HONGYI  5. Types of religious tattoos - LI JINGBU Week 4 Proposal Presentation PROJECT 2 DATE COLLUCTION(WEEK3-WEEK4) WEEK3-WEEK4 ONLINE DATE COLLECTION（YANG LINXI,DU HONGYI,WEI YUNQI) GOOGLE FORM(MENG ZIHUI) FIELD RESEARCH(LI JINGBU,ZHANG HANYUAN) PROJECT3 WEEK6 After conducting an online survey in week 5 the results of the survey were more in favour of making IP tattoo dolls. After getting th...

March 22, 2024 LI JINGBU/0367209 Design Principles/ Bachelor of design (honors) in creative media

March 05, 2024 Starting date week5-Ending date week7 LI JINGBU/0367209 DESIGN PRINCIPLES/Bachelor of design(honours) in creative media Instruction Recap Task3 The task is about creating a design piece inspired by the selected design piece. Show my visual references as well as my design sketches and final work, which is displayed in A4 size, JPEG format, giving reasons in 150 ~ 200 words, explaining the decisions made in my design, the meaning of my design and the design principles I found in my design. Visual References fig1 fig2 fig3 fig4 fig5 Sketches sketch1 In Sketch 1, I combined carbon dioxide into the blade of a dagger to show that global warming brought about by carbon dioxide is as deadly as the blade of a dagger to raise awareness of climate change, while the two lines of text at the top and bottom convey the same idea. sketch2 In Sketch 2, I tried to express that the emissions from factory production have a great impact on the atmospheric changes, and that the unsustainable ...

February 20, 2024 Starting date week3- Ending date week5 LI JINGBU/0367209 DESIGN PRINCIPLES/Bachelor of design(honours) in creative media Task1 Link:  https://0367209.blogspot.com/2024/02/design-principle-task1-exploration.html INSTRUCTION 

 February 14, 2024 Starting date Week1- Ending date Week3 LI JINGBU/0367209 DESIGN PRINCIPLES/ Bachelor of design (honors) in creative media INSTRUCTION INTRODUCTION ELEMENTS OF DESIGN: Point： • A point or dot is the simplest element of design. • A point used as repetitive mark forms a line. • As the point moves in space, other two- and three-dimensional figures and forms are created. fig1 Line: • Lines can be active or static, aggressive or passive, sensual or mechanical. • Lines can indicate directions,define boundaries of shapes and spaces, imply volumes or solid masses, and suggest motion or emotion. • Lines can also be grouped to depict qualities of light and shadow and to form patterns and textures. fig2 Shape: • Refers to the expanse within the outline of two-dimensional area or within the three-dimensional object. • Becomes visible when a line or lines enclose an area or when an apparent change in value (lightness/darkness), colour or texture sets an area apart from its sur...