One great image and video shot with my friend Finlay Page, accompained by 76 words project statement about Chef.

This article is looking back on the whole fourth year and critically reflecting on my progress towards a finished honours project.

How do you listen and speak to a user in the realm of web-based apps? There are more options for both. Let’s take a closer look at them…

How can one utilise today’s TTS (Text To Speech) technology when creating an app prototype that speaks?

Illustrations are finished for my Honours Project Chef. So why not to go on an extra journey which attracts me and try to animate them? 🙂

From the Mk1 prototype, I knew that illustrated steps for cooking are a good way to keep users visually & aesthetically pleased. They leave space for the user to…

When using Web Speech API, Chrome asks you for a permission to use your microphone – every single time. Only way out of it is to have your…

Few days ago we presented a Mk2 prototype of our projects. My Chef app made it into its functional state and is finally able to recognise voice commands…

What feeling am I trying to get across to the user of my app? What kind of vocabulary, even in a graphical and interactive sense will I use…

In our Honours project, we are delivering two prototypes before the final one. For the MK1, I decided to create an experience prototype, using the “Wizzard of Oz” method…