My fave scene! Nam Dosan is actually doing a method used by UX/UI designer to empathize with the user of their product. NoonGil is aimed at people with visual impairment, thus understanding their experience is a crucial aspect for generating an inclusive design.
User feedback is an important aspect when developing a design. It is crucial for analyzing users' experience while using the product, and how this information can be applied to build a more effective design. Dalmi & Dosan is exemplary as an inclusive designer!
As per ep.9 I believe Noongil is still a prototype(later Dosan upgraded it based on the feedback). So idg why their mentor reacted negatively to how Dalmi engaged with the comments. He did make a point abt reacting based on data but in the end, what matters for him is the profit
As per ep.9 I believe Noongil is still a prototype(later Dosan upgraded it based on the feedback). So idg why their mentor reacted negatively to how Dalmi engaged with the comments. He did make a point abt reacting based on data but in the end, what matters for him is the profit
As per ep.9 I believe Noongil is still a prototype(later Dosan upgraded it based on the feedback). So idg why their mentor reacted negatively to how Dalmi engaged with the comments. He did make a point abt reacting based on data but in the end, what matters for him is the profit
As per ep.9 I believe Noongil is still a prototype(later Dosan upgraded it based on the feedback). So idg why their mentor reacted negatively to how Dalmi engaged with the comments. He did make a point abt reacting based on data but in the end, what matters for him is the profit
As per ep.9 I believe Noongil is still a prototype(later Dosan upgraded it based on the feedback). So idg why their mentor reacted negatively to how Dalmi engaged with the comments. He did make a point abt reacting based on data but in the end, what matters for him is the profit
I'm not a UI/UX Designer, but I'm using Universal/Inclusive design for my work/research and the thinking steps are almost identical. It'll be very cool if someone with a UI/UX background could share her/his view on this.
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