My Design Process Notebook is a space to collect and record my academic learnings from various school projects.

Explores the role of prototypes in design processes, emphasizing their varied functions and the parallel development of different types of prototypes to address specific design questions.

An interactive storytelling class assignment where students create a social network for a psychopathic character of their choice.

Discusses the importance of designing for extreme characters in interactive storytelling, focusing on emotional depth and diversity to create more engaging user experiences.

Presents a coherent, well-developed story structure, well-rounded main character, prominently featured designs, and supportive visuals.

Describes the story of a teenage girl, Olivia, who lives in a dystopian world where she challenges her tight-knit community's beliefs.

Outlines essential story elements like setting, context, key objects, a structured three-act progression, and introduces the main character clearly.

An analysis of three quotes from Vogler's "The Writer's Journey" underscores the transformative power of storytelling through emotional connection with heroes.

Delves into emotional arcs in beloved stories, explores a three-act narrative structure, and underscores the significance of character evolution and user personas in storytelling.

Explores the "what if" scenario of an actor discovering he can shape shift, delving into his struggles with identity, fame, and forming genuine connections.

Discusses the importance of storytelling in UX design, emphasizing the role of perspective, character development, and user experience narratives.