Design Critique – Timeleft App

Timeleft is a digital platform where users can book dinners with strangers matched through a personality algorithm. The premise is fascinating: every Wednesday, in cities around the world, curated groups gather over dinner, transforming the awkwardness of first meetings into something potentially meaningful. As someone who moved to New York City from India, I know

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Design Critique: Bloomberg Connects

Bloomberg Connects is a free platform offering digital guides to cultural institutions like galleries, museums, and parks, featuring audio tours, videos, and interactive maps. As a new explorer of New York City’s cultural landscape, I’ll evaluate how this app shapes the museum experience through Norman’s “The Design of Everyday Things” and Davis’s “How Artifacts Afford.”

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Design Critique: Voidpet Garden (iOS App)

Voidpet Garden is a mental health journal app that helps guide users through their emotions, where they exist as magical creatures in an ever-evolving garden. The app’s journal prompts are inspired by Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT), and personalized recommendations from practicing therapists. This critique will be examining both positive and negative

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