Meng-Chen (Julia) Lin

This is a client project from Monash Emerging Technologies Research Lab. Our goal is to create a digital platform that researchers can use for their research about robots in public space, as well as enables users to express their thoughts about the robots in public spaces.

In mobile interface, the public can share information in a straightforward process. During the process, they can feel engaged in the research project. While in the online dashboard, data are classified with tags and set categories, with a variety of data display methods which allow researchers to manage data.

This is a client project from University of Third Age. It aims to create a design concept for an online training resource that can enhance senior Australians' confidence in their digital skills. Enables them to practice and consolidate these digital skills in a concrete and various scenario.

The application has highly accessible functions insuring engaging user experience. The product employs Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and offers users high levels of legibility and readability. Game-inspired elements are included to develop users’ confidence and create enjoyable learning process.

This is a recipe app targeting towards people who need to use recipe during their cooking. When people are cooking, they usually too busy to look at the recipe or don’t have a clean hand to use mobile devices. The app applies voice command which enable users to proceed step by step without looking at the recipe and switching between their cooking process and the recipe.

The glass-looking elements with the gradient background creates subtle, blurred colors look friendly and dynamic. Little design of UI elements make contribution to the visual concept of glassmorphism as well as vinyl record. The base for this entire effect comes from a combination of shadow, transparency and background blur.