ZED

This course deepened my understanding of how business methods can be approached from a design perspective. I learned how to work with established business tools while maintaining a designerly way of thinking focused on people, context, and value creation. Many of these methods directly informed my Final Master Project, where I applied them in a real world setting.

In this project, I strengthened my skills in interaction design, iterative prototyping with a feelix motor, and aesthetics. By working with light, sound, and haptic feedback, I learned how form, material, and movement directly influence perception and engagement. ZED taught me how to design a experiences where skill development and exploration emerge over time, and how material driven experimentation can lead to subtile interactions.