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The Plan

Death is a looming presence and a taboo topic in our society. This has led to a stagnation in the ways we view and deal with death planning and the dead themselves. A side-effect of this lack of innovation are the current environmentally unsound and unsustainable burial methods. Aside from the environmental impacts, this fear of talking about death results in poor planing. This lack of vigilance ultimately places a heavy burden onto grieving kin.

The Plan alleviates this burden. It promotes sustainable burial methods and helps a person develop their personal after-death plan. When the time comes, The Plan’s service handles the unpleasant details and leaves the loved ones to start their recovery without the added stress.

 

 

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F & Co.

F & Co. is a company created to re-pitch feminism to the public and is on the lookout to hire entry-level feminists! Qualifications are minimal and the benefits are amazing– there’s a position for every person on Earth.

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MYSTRO

MYSTRO is an intelligent conversational user interface that can help anyone reach their musical goals. From extensive researching and user testing, we created a music coach that was adaptable to any type of learner, encouraging to the aspiring musician and could constantly assess the student on their musical accuracy.

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Music Festivals

This digital music player offers a unique experience directed toward music festival attendees or enthusiasts. The mobile application creates a single platform for all music festival news and music. It facilitates pre-music-festival group planning and generates a post-music-festival digital scrapbook of your time on the grounds. This was a ten week long project for an Information Architecture class that entailed research, scenarios, a conceptual model, a navigation model, a interaction model, wireframes, task flows, and a final interactive mobile prototype.

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Annie Pyle
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Elevate

Currently 8.5 million US citizens are unemployed. We wanted to learn more about the contextual disability of unemployment. We learned that giving people skills is more valuable than placing them in jobs. We created elevate to give people the tools and resources they need to enter the workforce.

Elevate lives on a truck which is the platform for all of our services. Elevate offers workshops such as interview skills and resume building. Also, Elevate provides mentors that help with connections, support, and guidance. The elevate truck lives in a warehouse and it provides an address for job application. Elevate goes to different locations to meet the needs of different types of people, it’s a service that comes to you.

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