UI / UX Design, Branding
Everybody interacts with information differently. In our daily lives, we are constantly making decisions about the way in which we process information. We curate everything we see. I believe this luxury of choice should be extended to academic material. We live in an age of confusion and are stuck between digital and physical media. Binder attempts to bring the intuitive part of paper, to the screen.
Binder is a digital interface that proposes completely customizable and hands on ways to interact with text, literary works, and bodies of information. It is an interactive e-reader for self-selected content.
Binder is a digital interface that proposes completely customizable and hands on ways to interact with text, literary works, and bodies of information. It is an interactive e-reader for self-selected content.
It provides an interface that consolidates material from different sources and different formats like PDFs, articles, newspapers, books, e-books, and scholarly websites into one “binder.” It is a shelf that plays host to your required reading material, as well as your notebook, journal, sketches, or notes section. It allows you, as the user to make decisions about type, color, text size and scrolling speed. Using easy to access tools from the toolbar a user can switch to night mode, track their reading speed, record a lecture, have the binder read aloud to them, highlight, look up a definition of a word, switch over to the notebook section, type out a summary, and of course scribble doodles everywhere!!
By integrating familiar aspects of physical pages with the freedom and interaction potential that the digital medium provides, it makes different kinds of content easier to read and interact with.
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Project Details
Completed at Parsons School of Design under Juliette Cezzar.