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I like this Ted talk very much. It opened my mind about design from not just the look but every of our senses. Would it be why sometimes we like to eat with our hand, to smell the tea before taking the first sip, etc.?

It related to the another talk about the benefits brought into the design by a designer with disabilities.

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The constraint forces the designer to highlight on the missing sense, which thus improves the design of products or services, not just for the disabled but everyone else.

So, observe your surrounds and feels your senses and ask what can be improved.

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It has been 4 years after completing my PhD in 2012. At the time, I thought “enough of studying, let’s start to work”. The journey began and I realized that there are still so much things that I didn’t know and apparently I enjoys learning still. In any field, the knowledge is vast and depending on how far you want to go, there are always stuffs to learn. And I do feel strongly that we should not taking things for granted as it was told, but asking “what-why-how-why not” for those that are of our interest.

This blog has been my personal notes. And it will remain the same, but with the additional part to record my learning journey. About things that I’m interested to learn. Let’s see…