Artso
Year 2016 /
Agency FieC /
My Role UI/UX Designer / Visual Designer /
Artso is a renowned furniture design company across Asia, known for its innovative approach to ergonomics. Their latest creation, an ergonomic chair, is meticulously designed for individuals struggling with improper seating postures over long hours. Equipped with eight sensors embedded within the cushion layers (both back and seat), the chair automatically detects pressure points based on the user's weight distribution. The accompanying mobile app functions as a remote controller, connecting to the chair via Bluetooth. This allows users to receive alert messages whenever their seating posture deviates from the optimal position.
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Ukiyo-e Style Animation /
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Artistic Animation: The app features animations in the Ukiyo-e art style, a bold and experimental choice. These animations, with their stunning gradient colors, reflect two different seating posture outcomes as per the client’s request.
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#Ukiyo-e
#Flamingo
#Gif Animation #Hand drawn
#Sensors
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Intuitive Status Display /
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Battery Status Icon: The app includes an illustrated icon to display battery status, enhancing intuitive awareness. A caption underneath provides a quantitative explanation of the status.
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#Intuitivity
#Readibility
#Icon
#Organizable
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Flexible History Check /
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Color-Coded Feather Illustration: To enable users to switch between dates and years for reviewing their seating posture records, we use illustrations of feathers in contrasting colors to symbolize good and bad posture days.
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#Distinguished
#Readibility
#Metaphor
#Flexibility in switching
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Dynamic Real-Time Diagram /
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Clear Data Visualization: The app presents seating posture history through a dynamic, real-time diagram. This feature translates posture data into a clear, readable format, allowing users to understand their posture trends over time.
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#Diagram
#Readbility
#Data
#Harmonious / Contrast on colors
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Hand-Drawn Seating Postures /
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Consistent Style Demonstrations: At the client's request, the app includes hand-drawn illustrations of 24 recommended seating postures, narrowed down from 120. These illustrations maintain the Ukiyo-e style, ensuring consistency across the app.
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#Hand drawn
#Caption
#Reference #Information
#Consistency
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