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Self, James Andrew

SelfJames Andrew

디자인학과

  • Design Practice Research Lab.
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Research Interests
Design Innovation;Research-through-Design;Design thinking;디자인 싱킹;디자인 이노베이션
Lab Description
Adopting an interdisciplinary approach, The Design Practice Research lab (dpr.lab) at the School of Design & Human Engineering, UNIST explores the human ability to design (fundamental), employs design as means to examine relationships between products and people and applies design knowledge in the design of more appropriate product experiences.
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Making and Design Thinking: Facilitating participant engagement and intuitive judgement File

Self, James Andrew , Barrera-Garza, Bertha

Article Issue Date2026-03 View63
Distributed Cognition as an Approach to Understand Design Thinking in Practice File File

Self, James Andrew

Article Issue Date2025-05 View63
Understanding Fashion Designers’ Behavior Using Generative AI for Early-Stage Concept Ideation and Revision File File

Jin, Yu , Yoon, Juhyeok , Self, James Andrew , Lee, Kyungho

Article Issue Date2024-07 View235
The Dual Drivers in Intuitive Design Thinking: Myself and Making File File

Barrera Garza, Bertha Patricia , Self, James Andrew

Article Issue Date2023-11 View165
Everyday Design-Driven Innovation: Exploring meaning change in IKEA hacking File

Han, Ga-eul , Jeong, Yunwoo , Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2022-03 View153
Investigating Physical Interaction with Digital Data through the Materialization of Email Handling File

Kim, Juntae , Self, James A. , Park, Young-Woo

Article Issue Date2021-03 View135
Where does Everyday Design Innovation come from?: Case studies in IKEA Product Hacking File File

Han, Ga-eul , Jeong, Yunwoo , Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2021-02 View265
Color in Package Design: A Case Study of User Response to Skincare Packaging Color File File

Gabbas, Malika , Kim, KwanMyung , Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2021-02 View636
Conference Review File

Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2020-03 View85
Interdisciplinary: challenges and opportunities for design education File

Self, James A. , Evans, Mark , Jun, Thomas , Southee, Darren

Article Issue Date2019-09 View108
Rich Unboxing Experiences: Complexity in Product Packaging and its Influence upon Product Expectations File

Bea, Jieun , Self, James A. , Kim, Chajoong

Article Issue Date2019-09 View124
Communication through design sketches: Implications for stakeholder interpretation during concept design File

Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2019-07 View119
Afforded exploration: An approach to novel yet understandable product experiences File

Lee, Soyeon , Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2018-12 View125
Design Constraints and Their Influence upon Design Outcome File File

Kim, Taewan , Self, James A. , Hong, Hwajung

Article Issue Date2018-11 View119
Exploring the First Momentary Unboxing Experience with Aesthetic Interaction File

Kim, Chajoong , Self, James A. , Bae, Jieun

Article Issue Date2018-05 View96
COVALENT, a method for co-designing value exchange in community-centred design File

Park, Yoonyee , Baek, Joon Sang , Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2018-02 View97
Interdisciplinarity in design education: understanding the undergraduate student experience File

Self, James A. , Baek, Joon Sang

Article Issue Date2017-09 View157
Resolving wicked problems: Appositional reasoning and sketch representation. File

Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2017-03 View98
Mode-of-use Innovation in Interactive Product Development File File

Jeong, Geehyuk , Self, James A.

Article Issue Date2017-02 View104
A comparison of digital and conventional sketching: implications for conceptual design ideation File

Self, James A. , Evans, Mark , Kim, Eun Jin

Article Issue Date2016-06 View138
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