Norman Doors, Meet My Elevator: Where Mapping Goes to Die
For those who might not be familiar with the concept, Norman doors were introduced by designer Don Norman to illustrate poorly designed doors that confuse users about how to operate them. I am now realizing that I decided to study UX/UI shortly after moving to my current home, and that maybe, unconsciously, the reason was my new elevator.
Portuguese High School System: Redesigning with a Student-Centered Approach
The Portuguese public high school system is considered as a design challenge, with a focus on how it evaluates students, supports their growth, and shapes their educational journey. The system's rigid curriculum, standardized assessment methods, and limited emphasis on critical thinking highlight opportunities for redesigning it to better align with diverse student needs, making education a more user-centered experience.
Choosing My Website’s Palette with Accessibility in mind
I appreciate analog methods such as shooting film, reading physical books, and always carrying a notebook and pen. I wanted to bring this feeling to my website, which is why I started with the idea of using the color blue, the most common color of ink on paper. It felt familiar and timeless.
Double Diamond Framework in Architectural Design?
While the terminology may not be as common in architecture, the design process aligns closely with the general principles of the Double Diamond framework.