Last week, as I fell down the rabbit hole of stress buying new apps, I came across Looom. It describes itself as “So playful you’ll think it’s a toy” which piqued my interest enough to pay $9.99. I’m so happy I did because not only is this app delightful to play around with, it’s a peek into the future of interfaces that turns much of the current UX conventions on their head.
Here are a few unconventional methods that I have used recently to gather qualitative information on users.
![[1hr Design] Workout App](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/51e589bfe4b02c8ef54eab99/1579155971887-2FGJLW838TMV866GL5JC/Spark+THUMB.png)
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the best way to communicate my artistic projects through social media and the internet at large. I used to run a few small scale blogs (mostly tumblr based) but I think I would like to try blogging here for a bit and see how that goes!
