WHAT'S THE DEAL WITH DESIGN 166?

WHAT'S THE DEAL WITH DESIGN 166?

WHAT'S THE DEAL WITH DESIGN 166?

Publication, Data Visualization

Publication, Data Visualization

Publication, Data Visualization

Instructor: Karen Cheng

Team: Stephanie Chou

In order to be admitted to the design program at the University of Washington, students have to take a class called “Design 166”. Known for it’s difficulty and effort required to succeed, there is a lot of misinformation surrounding the class. To help combat this, this 8-page publication provides answers to FAQs about the class that is framed in a “By-Students-For Students” manner, and hopes to help students along as they begin their design journey at the University of Washington. We were also required to create a mobile companion website in a "scrolly-telling" format, which hosts a condensed version of the information on the physical print publication.

In order to be admitted to the design program at the University of Washington, students have to take a class called “Design 166”. Known for it’s difficulty and effort required to succeed, there is a lot of misinformation surrounding the class. To help combat this, this 8-page publication provides answers to FAQs about the class that is framed in a “By-Students-For Students” manner, and hopes to help students along as they begin their design journey at the University of Washington. We were also required to create a mobile companion website in a "scrolly-telling" format, which hosts a condensed version of the information on the physical print publication.

In order to be admitted to the design program at the University of Washington, students have to take a class called “Design 166”. Known for it’s difficulty and effort required to succeed, there is a lot of misinformation surrounding the class. To help combat this, this 8-page publication provides answers to FAQs about the class that is framed in a “By-Students-For Students” manner, and hopes to help students along as they begin their design journey at the University of Washington. We were also required to create a mobile companion website in a "scrolly-telling" format, which hosts a condensed version of the information on the physical print publication.

In order to be admitted to the design program at the University of Washington, students have to take a class called “Design 166”. Known for it’s difficulty and effort required to succeed, there is a lot of misinformation surrounding the class. To help combat this, this 8-page publication provides answers to FAQs about the class that is framed in a “By-Students-For Students” manner, and hopes to help students along as they begin their design journey at the University of Washington. We were also required to create a mobile companion website in a "scrolly-telling" format, which hosts a condensed version of the information on the physical print publication.