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Package design
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Sign up for a raffle to win a free prototype autonomous kitchen appliance to review and keep forever. Comment your email on the post to receive exclusive offers and discounts before the opening of the company's stores and websites. The company is happy to announce the opening of their website and store for those interested in remodeling their kitchen or wanting a robot to do all cooking and cleaning. The post encourages signing up for pre-release discounts on autonomous kitchen products.
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Package design
This document contains images and a description of food from different angles without providing many details. It shows top, side and bottom views of some type of food item that is described as transparent.
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Cohort final draft
The document describes research and development of an app to help groups of students living together in off-campus housing communicate better to address issues like overcrowding, cleanliness, and lack of activities. It outlines challenges like poor communication around cleaning, not enough space, and activities. Draft ideas for the app include displaying housemates' statuses and availability, a messaging feature, and an activity finder. Example wireframes are included. The goal is to improve coordination between roommates.
Cohort final draft
The document describes research for developing an app to help groups of students living together communicate better and avoid issues like an unclean shared living space or lack of social activities. It notes problems common in student housing like overcrowding, messiness, and boredom. It then presents early ideas for how an app could help by allowing students to indicate their status, see who is home and available to socialize, coordinate cleaning and activities. A sample interaction is described where one student uses the app to see a roommate is home but their room needs cleaning, so he helps clean before hanging out. Finally, it discusses early stages of naming the app and designing logos and wireframes.
Cem planning
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Fb company discription
The document describes a product or service that delivers intelligent appliances door-to-door that are ready to learn and care about each person's culture in the kitchen. The appliances are capable of replicating recipes or even teaching cooking techniques.
Mobilize
This document is about a student named Chris McKinney who is in Professor Klinkowstein's fa102b class. It contains sections for a homepage, asking for feedback, members, logotype and name, and poll results. The document appears to be related to a class project or site for Professor Klinkowstein's fa102b course.
Mobility
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Cohort
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Color and font
The mood board provides inspiration and sets the visual tone for a creative project. It includes colors, textures, images, and other design elements that reflect the overall vibe and feeling being conveyed. All of these visual cues work together to help communicate the intended aesthetic and help guide decision making throughout the design process.
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