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1: In part 2, there are a lot of ideas needed which happen to be greater than the kind done in part 1, and if part 1 is just a simple learning curve, part 2 is a step into crossing the path. The basic process along the way was smooth, but mainly lacked in the lack of strong hands-on skills. In the discipline of product design, the development of the most important or the selection of materials, the production of a work of good or bad and whether it is suitable for the user's use, are focused on the selection of materials. Compared to my way of working, I may focus more on the theme of thinking, as well as want to express the concept and practicality to the user. Because for me, the expression of the product is the most important design, of course, the material is also indispensable, the combination of the two is the best use.

2: I think the turning point was in my 4th piece of work interaction design, because in this theme I seemed to be able to feel my bottom line as well as my self-confidence could rise quickly, and the idea of the goal as well as targeting the user type was very clear. Unfortunately though, the interaction design I did this time was about the creation of an app, so I was unable to take into account the use of materials, and I think that this theme has a high ceiling, and can be expanded to a great extent in terms of ideas. I think this theme has a high ceiling and can be expanded to a great extent in terms of ideas. It will bring about a series of changes in future work, although I can't say that it will be a particularly big change, and I'll probably be more inclined to interactivity in terms of my future work. In the end it gave me a feeling of empathy not just in terms of thinking about the product with the designer but in terms of empathy.

3: Of course, for me, the more significant designer in my mind is Sato Da, because his design concepts are acceptable to most people, and his style is closer to a quiet humor that expresses itself silently. Also, after they design a product, they will draw a small illustration to make it easier to express how to use the product, which is very convenient for the customer's needs, even though the designer will always say ironically that this is the worst drawing I've ever done. Furthermore, he is not as serious and rigid as other Japanese designers in terms of style, but rather he will transform the product in ways that most people would not expect. For example, he once designed an innovative umbrella, and when I first saw it I couldn't help but marvel at his ability to rationalize the use of insignificant objects or products, adding more utility and fun to them. Normal umbrella handles are oval and can't stand on the wall, but Sato came up with the idea of making a half-triangle with an opening.

4: In the 3rd part, I think I will go more inclined to the design of Sato's big style, applying big design concepts to become one of my goals, and I will slowly amplify this advantage in the design after that, and I will pay more attention to the details of the materials, and I will bring more interesting concepts to the design so that it will not become very boring, because in my opinion, as long as a product is designed, it will have a life to him. In my opinion, as long as a product is designed, it will have a life and any concept added to it is a kind of character given to it. I also hope that in the future I can become a designer with my own style, so that users can not only quickly understand, but also feel that the design of this product is interesting. I would also like to focus more on practicality in terms of materials.But I hope that I can still get feedback from the users, which will help me to improve my user-oriented interactions, and even though I will be criticized for various things, it often means that I have a lot of room for improvement.

Bibliography:1：Oki Sato – Minimalissimo - Minimalism in Design

2：Jakob Nielsen on UX | Substack

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