Using Jekyll and Bulma to carry out a long due redesign

While I created some of these during the IAT 806 Interdisciplinary Design Approaches to Computing course, I enjoy making simple, creative doodles with p5js whenever I can! It is my way of exploring the wonderful world of creative / generative programming. I even participated in a few weekly p5js design challenges (themes from “genuary 2022”) on the official p5js Discord group! See the entire Glitch playlist here.

Technologies used: p5js, Javascript, Processing

How might virtual reality play a role in the grieving process? What would it look like if your virtual community came together to mourn your death, much as your friends and family would in real life? What might be possible if we used virtual spaces to memorialize lost loved ones?

These are the kinds of questions Memento Flori seeks to answer. By creating a real website for an imaginary virtual memorial service, we invite people to speculate about a future where virtual reality plays a role in the grieving process. We created a virtual world in Tivoli Cloud VR to explore this topic from three different facets and presented them as three testimonial videos for this imaginary service.

Update (Oct. 28, 2019): Our team, Team Outeraction, has been specially mentioned as being among the top 5 out of all the teams participating internationally, after three tough rounds of expert panel reviews! This year’s edition had attracted very high quality submissions, compared to the previous years.

I participated in the OzCHI 2019 Student Design Challenge as part of Team Outeraction. We came up with a system to build and maintain social capital during adverse events, with specific consideration of Mumbai floods. We had a whole of 24 hours to develop the brainstorm on the provided brief and present our solution with a short video, paper and blog showing our process. I took up the responsibility of writing the paper. You can find our entire process on the Medium blog, including the final video explanation. It was a great learning experience!

A small writeup on what went into designing the name tags, posters and standee for the SIGCHI-sponsored summer school on HCAI.