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SafeWave redefines transit apps by focusing on pedestrian safety for the hearing impaired, new transplants and commuters. Through ethnographic research, user interviews and diary studies, I analyzed the…
In this project from INFO-645 Advanced Usability & UX Evaluation, we conducted a usability study with eye-tracking to understand how novice and expert API users interact with the…
Rhythmic Focus integrates the Pomodoro Technique with AI-generated focus playlists. We address the challenge of maintaining focus during tasks while leveraging the power of personalized music choices. Our…
Podcast listeners struggle with discovery methods, often finding recommendations lack content, style, and tone alignment. Our proposed solution enhances the discovery experience by tailoring recommendations using AI to…
In this DX Center research project, we systematically analyzed 100+ public design systems to understand how they are organized and what content they include. Our resulting framework provides…
SyncItUp utilizes Augmented Reality to facilitate sign language communication, addressing barriers faced by signers with disabilities. By leveraging AR technology, it aims to overcome physical, cultural, and social…
Bubble facilitates organic connections among users sharing daily rides, emphasizing safety for potential relationships. With a focus on shared interests, the platform ensures a comfortable and secure environment…
Handmade archival protective enclosure made in Conservation Lab (INFO-634) holding two zines by the artist, Chayyim. both of which incorporate archival materials about the history and contemporary culture…
Pilot simplifies printing at enterprises by providing a simple user interface that contains only the relevant options. It eliminates the need to navigate default complex printer settings for…
This project examines the effect of bike lanes on cyclist safety in NYC. Analyzing accident data and infrastructure changes available on NYC Open Data. It evaluates the impact…
“Web of Rights” is a board game designed to educate players about the importance of internet access as a human right, the challenges that hinder universal access, and…
This is a research project that examines the unique position of public libraries within the public infrastructure, and the sociological theories that can be applied to the institution….
One of the core purposes of archives is preserving the legacy of a person, especially within artists’ archives. The archive defines how the artist is remembered, and how…
Many born-digital photography archives include a wide variety of file formats, but most archival literature focuses on only JPEGs and TIFFs. However, many original files are proprietary RAW…
The “Anti-Heros” card deck serves to unveil how designers inadvertently manipulate users, exposing hidden profit-driven agendas. Through play-testing workshops, the cards were refined for enhanced practicality and usability,…
This podcast episode covers the connection of information and human rights, the history of information restriction in prisons, the present state, and the steps that are being taken…
Standardized subject languages dictate the terms used by libraries in their organization of knowledge. The Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH), one of the most widely used standardized…
The inaugural issue of “Oyster Bisque” is inspired by the women who worked or studied at the Pratt Institute School of Household Science & Arts in the early…
I’ll be presenting a poster about my fellowship at the MoMA library in to fulfill my obligation to do so required by the fellowship.
During our time as product design fellows at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, we worked on redesigning a crucial part of the institution’s website. This process involved competitive…