DSDN111: Critique Feedback

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The review of work went better than expected as I showed Elle and Hans my development so far. There were many great ideas passed around for further development and I learned a lot about my own model and ideas for further development.

 Tips for my model:
  • Look at using wire in a different way as it is sort of distracting from the on and off functions of the joint.
  • Look at interface to show what the user is meant to do and how they are meant to hold the joint.
  • Could use the wire to pierce the latex, as that incorporates the wire into the function of the joint. This is opposed to a secondary material that is there to support.
  • I need to unify my model as much as possible.
  • EXPERIMENT with as many techniques as possible considering how much time there is left.
I am grateful for the feedback I got given as it made me look at my model in a different light and from the perspective of other people. It really made me see what everyone else see's which means I have to continue to think in this way to design the interface.


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