1. Hazel White
Design Research 2011 making sense of things

2. background
past projects
current projects

3. Kirkcudbright
population 2800

6. Pendant
24 carat gold, White, 1993

7. body interventions

8. Permanent Fixture
Wedding Ring
Insertion Technique:
Make 4mm incision to reveal bone.
Clamp tissue.
Drill bone to depth of 5mm. Use
guide mechanism to insert 5mm self-
tapping screw. Suture wound.
Contraindications:
Bone will calcify around screw
threads in 6 – 8 weeks preventing
removal. High risk of septicaemia
due to open nature of wound. Tissue
trauma indicated.
body interventions

9. Judge Dredd

10. Kookmin University, Seoul

11. Design Mensch, (Human Design) Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg

12. White + Sim, Second Wedding Ring
jewellery: objects that tell stories

13. analogue

14. analogue digital

15. IBM Philips and Swarovski

16. Jayne Wallace
Blossom

17. Peter Wright: Technology as Experience
Jayne Wallace and Andy Dearden: Future Interaction Design

18. Action Research Lewin, K, 1946 and Swann, C. 1995

19. Jewelcode
with Ewan Steel

20. Processing: Casey Reas and Ben Fry

21. Ewan Steel

22. Written on the Body: with Ewan Steel

24. Who is it for?
What’s it for?

25. user-testing

27. Physical Computing

30. affordance
aesthetics and function

32. Charmed
what can jewellery tell us about what we want
from wearable technology?

33. Methodology

34. cultural probes
Gaver, B., Dunne T., Pacenti, E. (1999)
Cultural Probes in: interactions, Vol 6, Issue 1, Jan/Feb 1999. ACM Press, NY

38. participant notes

41. monitoring caring
specialisation (Dourish)

42. surveillance awareness

44. QR Code

45. How could a digital crafted object connect Shetlanders to their dispersed families?

46. fiddling fair isle fire festivals

50. dotted out
patterns QR Code
Fair Isle
knitting
fiducial tag

51. software development by Paul Mackinnon

52. the hamefarers kist | knitted remotes

55. Domesticating Telecare
Shetland Telecare Project
Nora Kearney, Professor of Cancer Care

56. Jo Hodge and
Children’s Hospice
Association Scotland

57. the value of making fast physical prototypes
how to collaborate with others
to involve potential users in the design process early on
to communicate verbally about my work
the value (and limitations) of my knowledge
‘muser’-centred to user-centred