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Tuesday, 9 July 2013
Marketing
Hi Robbie,
Not sure if you're in or not, but I was wondering if I could get some advice on an elective. I was interested in maybe doing marketing next semester (if it fits into my timetable) and after looking through the units, I realised there's A LOT of choices, and now I'm confused of which one would relate the most to our course. If you could get back to me when you are able to, that would be great.
Regards,
Mey
Wednesday, 24 April 2013
mac battery / project 1
Hi Robbie,
To keep you updated, i managed to get an appointment last sunday at apple.
Because my mac is 4 years old they had to order in a new battery for me. I'm expecting a call today or tomorrow at the latest (they said tomorrow but they might have forgotten about the public holiday) and when it arrives i'll be able to get it swapped over on the spot. So hopefully it is today. Anyway, I'll do my best to bring in the assignment on Friday morning on a usb along with the receipts, if thats ok with you.
Thanks,
Sean Hibbins
Tuesday, 11 December 2012
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Tuesday, 13 March 2012
Hey Robbie,
Matt wade here, just checking but everyone said they got an email or something about their mark for thier flow chart. I haven't got anything, so now I've got a sick feeling that I didn't upload it on moodle properly and you haven't even received it.
I was absoulutely positive that it did it correctly last Thursday morning, I remember because I did it just before leaving for uni between 11 - 12.
Please get back to me, and hopefully I am wrong
Cheers
Matt wade
Monday, 7 November 2011
Submission times for 8th November
Hi All,
Lots of questions going around about this - please show up to your "normal" class time of either 9am or 2pm.
thanks
Robbie
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Dr Robbie Napper
Lecturer
Industrial Design
Monash University
Dr Robbie Napper
Lecturer
Industrial Design
Monash University
Sunday, 30 October 2011
Calming Colours
There have been many studies on colours and how they affect one's ability to sleep and relaxation.
Due to the fact that my device is a transport sleeping aid, relaxing colour choice is integral to the aesthetic of the product.
It is quite common knowledge that cooler colours are perceived to be more relaxing than their warmer counterparts.
For instance, Blues, greens and white are often colours that are recommended for bed sheets, as these colours can sometimes help mild insomnia cases.
However, what I didn't know before delving into some online colour research is that the colour pink also has calming abilities.
Apparently there has been extensive psychological testing using this specific colour, these tests have involved putting violent criminals
in rooms with pink walls and monitoring the subject's behaviour and mood.
Furthermore, the product colour scheme also needed to be carefully considered due to the fact that the target audience of the "Sleep-Easy" device is both male and females, young and old.
Hence, I found it important to utilise a colour scheme that represented both genders paired with a neutral shade for balance.
Whilst it is true that not all women like the colour pink, which is quite often stereotyped I felt it important to feature an equally feminine colour, especially to entice the younger female age bracket,
a group which would be fairly likely to experience difficulty sleeping during aeroplane flights for instance. I felt as though choosing the colour pink would discourage many male consumers from utilising the device which may already be perceived as "pansy" or "wimpish". Hence in order to satisfy all demographics of the target audience a compromise was made and the colour lavender was chosen for the feminine aspect of the colour scheme, a hue which contains pink in its structure.
For the masculine colour I decided to go with a light blue as research shows that blue hues are the strongest in terms of promoting relaxation and sleep, and also due to the fact that blue would compliment
the purple colour, I really wanted to avoid complimentary colours because I felt it was important to maintain a harmonious colour scheme, again to aid in creating a calming environment.
Lastly I felt it was important to choose a neutral shade to balance the colours, a third colour seemed to be necessary any way considering the many components of the device.
I avoided black because it would be too bold and would contradict the already pastel aesthetic. White was also avoided despite the fact that it is a colour often recommended for bed sheets.
I felt this shade would be detrimental to the overall design of the device due to the fact that white naturally makes things appear larger than what they are. Because the device's technical
package is quite involved the product is already bigger than most headsets. Hence, I wanted to avoid making it look larger still. Furthermore, if white was chosen, particularly for the region that comes directly in contact with the wearer's head, then the device would stain easily, due to the oils that exist in human hair - something which would be very displeasing.
Thus, after careful consideration the shade of light grey was chosen as the final component of the colour scheme. It was selected due to being close enough to white to still have calming properties, without being susceptible to staining, and farther away from black to not cause any depressive and morbid emotions which would be severely detrimental to someone with a fear of flying.
After such a careful consideration process I am happy to announce that I am content with the present colours and am confident that they support the function of the device effectively,
Ashlee Shepherd.
Due to the fact that my device is a transport sleeping aid, relaxing colour choice is integral to the aesthetic of the product.
It is quite common knowledge that cooler colours are perceived to be more relaxing than their warmer counterparts.
For instance, Blues, greens and white are often colours that are recommended for bed sheets, as these colours can sometimes help mild insomnia cases.
However, what I didn't know before delving into some online colour research is that the colour pink also has calming abilities.
Apparently there has been extensive psychological testing using this specific colour, these tests have involved putting violent criminals
in rooms with pink walls and monitoring the subject's behaviour and mood.
Furthermore, the product colour scheme also needed to be carefully considered due to the fact that the target audience of the "Sleep-Easy" device is both male and females, young and old.
Hence, I found it important to utilise a colour scheme that represented both genders paired with a neutral shade for balance.
Whilst it is true that not all women like the colour pink, which is quite often stereotyped I felt it important to feature an equally feminine colour, especially to entice the younger female age bracket,
a group which would be fairly likely to experience difficulty sleeping during aeroplane flights for instance. I felt as though choosing the colour pink would discourage many male consumers from utilising the device which may already be perceived as "pansy" or "wimpish". Hence in order to satisfy all demographics of the target audience a compromise was made and the colour lavender was chosen for the feminine aspect of the colour scheme, a hue which contains pink in its structure.
For the masculine colour I decided to go with a light blue as research shows that blue hues are the strongest in terms of promoting relaxation and sleep, and also due to the fact that blue would compliment
the purple colour, I really wanted to avoid complimentary colours because I felt it was important to maintain a harmonious colour scheme, again to aid in creating a calming environment.
Lastly I felt it was important to choose a neutral shade to balance the colours, a third colour seemed to be necessary any way considering the many components of the device.
I avoided black because it would be too bold and would contradict the already pastel aesthetic. White was also avoided despite the fact that it is a colour often recommended for bed sheets.
I felt this shade would be detrimental to the overall design of the device due to the fact that white naturally makes things appear larger than what they are. Because the device's technical
package is quite involved the product is already bigger than most headsets. Hence, I wanted to avoid making it look larger still. Furthermore, if white was chosen, particularly for the region that comes directly in contact with the wearer's head, then the device would stain easily, due to the oils that exist in human hair - something which would be very displeasing.
Thus, after careful consideration the shade of light grey was chosen as the final component of the colour scheme. It was selected due to being close enough to white to still have calming properties, without being susceptible to staining, and farther away from black to not cause any depressive and morbid emotions which would be severely detrimental to someone with a fear of flying.
After such a careful consideration process I am happy to announce that I am content with the present colours and am confident that they support the function of the device effectively,
Ashlee Shepherd.
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
BD (breath device) color consideration
My first selection of colours would be blue, white, chrome/metal. Blue and white used frequently in cleaning product such as toothpaste, they provided closest feel of freshness and clean. The only reason of choosing metal is because i have included some parts (little circles button on the side) that very likely to be made out metal to look like a real product. I also considered about green, although i knew green represents sickness back in middle age in France and still does a bit now. Green is also associate with green tea and healthy. unfortunately it just dosen't look as good as other options in my color drawings.
After a reconsideration on my first color option. Maybe freshness is not the only answer to such product, i think there are some things that are more attractive for consumers to buy rather than a combination of blue and white ( this combination is too common seen in the market). In my drawing of different colours combination, the black and white really stands out of others. The white color seems like made out of ceramics and the black is very glossy. They look like a carefully designed product in the market. Or maybe it is just stand against with these colors in my drawing, it is going to be hard to represent in the finally folio though.
YIFU (Sorry for late post, i did't manage my time well)
Sunday, 23 October 2011
Colour scheme for moisture device
Sorry about the previous post. This is why I shouldn't have left my laptop unattended.
My device measures the moisture level in almost any object. There is a retractable sensor which is located at the tip of the device that comes in contact with the particular object. As the device processes, the other rings will light up, corresponding to the amount of moisture in the object.
The colour scheme i have adapted on my device are blue and white. The majority of the device is blue in colour whilst, the outer rings depending on the moisture content will either be white or blue. The outer rings which are white in colour at first are what is utilized to determine the moisture content of a particular object. The outer rings are like the 'moisture-meter' of the device. Once the device has calculated the amount of moisture in the object, it will light up as blue depending on how moist the object is; if the object is a hundred percent moist, the entire outer rings will light up as blue. as a result, the device would look almost identical to the shape of a water drop symbolizing liquid or in this case moisture. This is shown in the above diagram.
At this stage, the white colour that i have chosen will be 'creamy' white. However, the colour blue is still undecided as i have yet to experiment the different types of blue. It is still a work in progress.=]
- Hannie Choi
hannie is stupid she has to get his boyfriend to do her blog
My device measures the moisture level in almost any object. There is a retractable sensor which is located at the tip of the device that comes in contact with the particular object. As the device processes, the other rings will light up, corresponding to the amount of moisture in the object.
The colour scheme i have adapted on my device are blue and white. The majority of the device is blue in colour whilst, the outer rings depending on the moisture content will either be white or blue. The outer rings which are white in colour at first are what is utilized to determine the moisture content of a particular object. The outer rings are like the 'moisture-meter' of the device. Once the device has calculated the amount of moisture in the object, it will light up as blue depending on how moist the object is; if the object is a hundred percent moist, the entire outer rings will light up as blue. as a result, the device would look almost identical to the shape of a water drop symbolizing liquid or in this case moisture. This is shown in the above diagram.
At this stage, the white colour that i have chosen will be 'creamy' white. However, the colour blue is still undecided as i have yet to experiment the different types of blue. It is still a work in progress.=]
- Hannie Choi
Colours
Raz
colours for recycle bin
I actually have not decided the colours yet. I was having trouble with choosing colour always, when I dress up or choosing right and interesting colour for drawing. I am having Bit of struggling with colour. So I will write about the colours that I like for my recycle bin
Recycle bin has narrow choices of colour scheme. As It is a recyle bin, of course, green colour is highly recommended. And the material of recycle bin is metal. So It probably has metallic colour. That is pretty simple and general colour scheme for recycle bin.
It gives such friendly feeling. The purpose of my concept recycle bin is to encourage people to enjoy recycling.Green and yellow are good choices. As yellow is analogic colour of green, they go well.
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