TOSHIBA INTERNSHIP JOURNEY MAP
Final Presentation, Toshiba Design Center (Japan)
I had taken up an internship as a User Experience Designer with Toshiba Design Center (Japan) from May to Aug 2015, and was required to do a final presentation of my learnings during my time there. I chose to use Adobe Flash (which I had picked up during my internship) in order to communicate through a visual 'Journey Map' of my projects and learnings, which is best representative of a UX designer.
Due to privacy reasons, I am unable to upload the interactive Flash file. If you are interested in my work, please reach me at cc.kexin@gmail.com.
I had a lot of fun designing the map; each illustrated 'building' was a representation of what the project was about; and I loved animating the little details to bring the whole story to life.
This represents the summary of the process which I took in each project. The slides could be expanded to see more in detail; and my thought process was also put at the side to show what I was thinking throughout the project.
This was under the "Others" section: As I had tried to maximize my 3 months at Toshiba, I undertook 4 major projects and 5 smaller projects to learn as much as possible. Other smaller projects included visual graphic work, support to my colleagues as well as exploring and documenting my experiences in Japan in a Customer Journey Map.
At the final part of my presentation; I showed what I learnt in a visual, animated summary.
Finally, I added a 'bowing' animation of myself, following the Japanese culture of respectfully thanking everyone for their guidance and time.
