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fall 2025

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Author: Egie Kwon

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Design: The Invisible Science

I have never heard of the concepts of the Gestalt principle and Fitt's law, but in fact, it was something I've already felt while using software or apps. As I learned this principle this time, I was able to organize how it could...
Egie Kwon October 2, 2025October 2, 2025
manifestos

Bauhaus is not just a school

At first I didn’t know anything about Bauhaus. I just bought a poster because it looked nice and put it in my room. I only liked the colors and shapes. They felt modern and cool. Later I studied about Bauhaus and I learned the...
Egie Kwon September 25, 2025
lovelace & gilbreth

Dreamers Ahead of Their Time

The world we live in today is the result of the accumulation of the imagination of many inventors and thinkers. Among them, two women, Ada Lovelace and Lillian Gilbreath, lived in different times, but were pioneers in common who...
Egie Kwon September 18, 2025September 18, 2025
Theme: flowp by Alex Gurghis.
    • home
    • industrial age
      • fitts law
      • lovelace & gilbreth
      • manifestos
    • silicon age
      • mid-century innovations
      • xerox star
      • lucy suchman
    • computer age
      • GUI
      • pace layers
    • information age
      • iPod & iPhone
      • web 2.0
    • IXD futures
      • AI & UX ethics
      • field trips
      • lectures