Shreyasi Roy :: Interaction Design :: IDC

IN M.Des

Shreyasi Roy
Gmail-ID:
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+91 9833056064

BFA Applied Arts, Govt.Chitrakala Mahavidyalaya,Nagpur

Address : 66-A Pratibha, Jai Bajrang Society, Seminary hills, Nagpur 440 006

Interests: Interface Design, HCI, Design Strategy, User Research & Usability Design, Visual Design

RESUME

Curricular Learning for Secondary School Students
Guide: Prof. Anirudha Joshi

The Education system in India is fast evolving and is facing enormous challenges. The project was an attempt to discover and design a system that would enable students to use technology to enhance their knowledge and to continue to learn. The project was aimed to help the young minds access any piece of information imagined. It tried to explore and provide a new source of inspiration to learners, keeping in mind the Indian context. The project was about making the content ‘relevant’ for the learner.

Final concept is web based and it gives the learner a climate that encourages exploration, collaboration, excitement and competition. It provides alternative learning experiences to the child who currently does not have options other than textbook as a learning tool

Study of Animation Semantics in System Management Products
Oracle India Private Limited, B'lore

Understanding a typical System management product and making it more intuitive by the use of meaningful animations. The project involved the below:

Identifying common interaction patterns in an Oracle product
Exploring the animation semantic for identified patterns
Applying the exploration results to the product
Creating a prototype to demonstrate the new enhanced user-experience

Mobile Application for Shopping of daily products
Guide: Prof. Anirudha Joshi

India has varied markets, each with its own tastes and shopping habits. Understanding this diverse market and the constantly evolving consumer is one of the biggest challenges. Several small and independent ‘kirana’ and grocery stores want to fight back against the larger retail chains.

To help the Unorganized Retailers (kirana shops) with new possibilities for growth is the main aim of the project. The project is about making shopping possible for daily needs products using mobile phones. It tries to empower the customer to shop while on move, thereby providing the shopkeeper with alternative sources of finding more customers.