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group that visited kura

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the park is a really good place, nice choice!!

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I remember they said after they went there, they each bought something from pop mart.

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I really enjoyed the presentation because it connected psychology with something fun and familiar like Pop Mart.

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The group who explained about Kura Sushi Restaurant

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The group who explained about Kura Sushi Restaurant

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Group 11’s presentation was interesting.

I didn’t imagine presenting about amusement parks design because it was “children’s amusement”, so it was out of my view.

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Among us game

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The team that talked about ‘Kura Sushi’ was memorable. They blended the theories they learned in class well. It was also interesting because it was applied well in real life. It was good to use the topic to talk about the wrong design.

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I thought the group that went to popmart was good! They showed not only design in the store but also the design principes in the products that they sell

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They go to Taipei Children’s Amusement Park.There are many oriented designs to observe!

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The one group that went to eat sushi

(I like 🍣) And I like their pictures when they explained the principles.

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I think the Pop Mart from group 4 really impressed me. I never think of buying one but after listening to this group’s presentation, it makes me start to raise interested to these Labubu.

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Their description is clear, and they will pay attention to the details they didn't pay attention to.

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Kura sushi group

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Went to the site to learn about the site's indicators. They seemed very happy.

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I like the Among Us group

So creative !

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I really liked the group that went to the Sushi restaurant. I think restaurants are an interesting place since there is always some culture(s) present, and with that come various interesting differences in design, signs, language, manners/ behaviours etc.

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I really liked this group for many reasons:

Their ppt aesthetics were pretty.

They found out many interesting things that I didn't notice all the times I went to Pop Mart.

They made me wanted to buy a product. 😩

Memorable.

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The group that went to the place kura their examples really stuck with me

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They went to family mart and showed many details of the convenience store that I’ve never noticed but actually use it often.

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I was very impressed because they went to the dog cafe, I like dogs very much, and the design ideas you mentioned are also very interesting

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I remember the group that was eating sushi together the most, as they also highlighted the bad and misleading design

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Use plates to trade for gacha is very interesting.

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Group 6

I like how they explained everything dedicatedly in the ppt

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The sushi group

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4/21

Popmart

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I think it's interesting to choose among us as the theme

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My opinion, the pop mart has the best presentation. They divide the designs, the explanations are very well.

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The group that talked about Pop Mart was my favorite. I’d never really paid attention to that place before or the kind of design decisions they make. What I found most interesting was the system where you have to buy several character figures, and once you collect them all, you get a mystery character, I thought that was such a clever example of the Goal-Gradient Effect in design.

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2025/4/21

Find something which is inside of the remodel and bring back the historical meaning of the building the choose.

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The first presenter (Taiwan literature base)

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The kura sushi group

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Group 7

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Kura sushi group

they provide a great information and point out those principles that simple and easy to perceive

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Amazon clearly divides the boundaries with the main content area by thickening the background of the footer area. From the consumer's point of view, even if they do not look at the contents, it can be seen that the area has changed just by the clear change in the background color.

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If you look at Naver's subject-specific categories, users may group and recognize the boundary line as soon as they see it, even though the color of the boundary line is faint. This is because the texts within the categories are placed close to each other, and the gap between each category is widened to some extent.

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This is actually an icon of an app called soop. It also appears to be infinite.

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Amazon clearly divides the boundaries with the main content area by thickening the background of the footer area. From the consumer's point of view, even if they do not look at the contents, they can see that the area has changed just by the clear change in the background color.

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objects that are close together are perceived as a group, rather than as individual elements (we can read two words rather than spelling every single letter)

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visual elements within a defined boundary are perceived as a group

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When we see convoluted shapes in a design, the eye simplifies these by transforming them into a single, unified shape (we recognise a woman in the logo)