Interface Aesthetics Final Class Exhibition

Final projects from Info 265: Interface Aesthetics.

How does good design enhance or facilitate interaction between people? How does good design make the experience people have with computational objects and environments not just functional, but emotionally engaging and stimulating? This course covers visual design basics (e.g., color, layout, typography, iconography) in order to have systematic and critical understanding of aesthetically engaging interfaces. Students get a hands-on learning experience on these topics through design workshops and critiques, course projects, and discussions, in addition to lectures and readings.

The students will be showcasing final design of their mobile and desktop UIs, as well as their design process concerning typography, grid, colors, and overall visual hierarchy.