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HSIN-YU LIN
- Design Portfolio -
2011
2012
/ Product Design / Taiw
an University of Science and Technology
HSIN-YU LIN
- Design Portfolio -
2011
2012
Date of BirthMay, 02, 1990
NationalityTaiwan R.O.C
LanguageChinese / Engish
Mobile Number+886 934 161 131
E-mail Addressmeteorsonia@gmail.com
Taipei Municipal Da-An Vocational High SchoolMechanical Drafting Technique
Warehousing & Logistics Assistant 3C Online Technology Co., Ltd. / Taipai
Design Assistant Commercial Design Comppany / Taipai / Embellished pictures/ Layout design
Taipei Design Award / FinalistProject/ Bicycle Station
31st Young Designers’ Exhibition / Excellent WorkProject/ Children’s Raincoat Shelf
ABOUT
ME
Graduated June 2008 2009 Summer
2008 Summer
May 18-21, 2012
2011
Researching & AnalyzingBrainstormingProblem SolvingTeamworkSketching3D Modeling & RenderingLayout & GraphicProject ExecutionPresentation
National Taiwan University of Science and TechnologyIndustrial Design
National National Palace Museum Design Competition / SilverProject/ Ink-painting Bookmark
National Taiwan University of Science and Technology/ English Scolar Ship TOEIC 570
Graduated June 2012
2012
December, 2012
Photoshop
Indesign
Illustrator
Keyshot
Solidworks
Pro/Engineer Wildfire
Autodesk AutoCAD
Word
Excel
Powerpoint
Sidewalk Guardian
Raincoat Stand
Product Design
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CONTENTS
Shu Chong Shan Shui
AnimalLight
Polaroid Plant Pot
Sidewalk Guardian
FamilyMemory
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LifeItems
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Furniture& Light
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DesignProject
SIDEWALKGUARDIAN
Poblic/ Safe/ Eco-Freindly
Cooperator/ Po-Chuan Pan
Taipei Design Award -Finalist 2011
Sidewalk Guardian aims to improve three major problems about parking a bicycle. First, we develop a new method to park bicycles in an organized fashion, which should relieve the mess on the sidewalk. Second, by improving the parking process, we try to reduce ‘fender-benders’, which is a concern for the bike owner, during parking and retrieving. Third, once a bicycle is parked in our station, it is much harder to move while locked, which provides more resistance to theft.
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Bicycles parked beside the curb litter the landscape of the sidewalk.
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Parking along the road makes bicycles an easy target for theft or loss.
It is difficult to retrieve a bicycle when bicycles glut the pavement.
Although the present type of bicycle stand can make use of limited space, there are still unsolved problems of collision during parking, and bicycles glutted in a mess on the pavement, which still makes any rider shrink back at the sight.
Design Opportunity
Observation
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Reduce collision during retrieving and parking. The blue spot represents the handrail of bicycle, and the red spot represents the track of parking or removing the bicycle.
Block the possibility to park another bike forcibly between two bikes.
One must unlock the bike first, or it is very difficult to remove it.
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Slide the rear wheel into the track.
Hold the handlebar and push it forward to a roper height.
S t e p o n t h e p a d d l e t o stabilize your bicycle and lock it.
Slide your bicycle away from the station.
Hold the handlebar and push a little forward to release the wheel stabilizer.
Unlock your bicycle first.
Parking
Retreaving
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RAINCOAT STAND
Children/ Safe/ Public
Advisor/ Tong-Zheng Song Cooperator/ Min-Rong Lin
Young Designer's Exhibition Honorable Mention 2012
It can be found many problems caused by scattered raincoats in elemantry schools.
'Wind Dancer' is designed for young students from the 1st to the 4th grade. The pole unfolds like an umbrella, holding and separating each raincoat on the hook. As students learn to hang their own raincoats, the environment will become a safer and cleaner place.
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20 | product design | raincoat stand
When rainy seasons came, children's raincoats have been thrown everywhere in ailses of an elementary school after they were arrived to school.
For children, although it is safer to instand taking an umbrella to wearing a raincoat, there has some potential dangers made by a pool of water. As children run through ailses, their foot might slipped and then fell. It will be quite serious if they hit their skull.
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Firstly, taking a shelf and opening its base. The base is very easy to open and place, even using foot to operate.
Taking off the raincoat, putting it on the shelf, and zipping the zipper.
Putting a hand into the place of heat, griping a grip of the shelf, and pressing down. When feeling the grip is stopped, whirling to the right and leaving hold.
Finish the activity. The raincoat will be hold by this shelf like be blown from inside. This construction can make this raincoat to get internal and external ventilation.
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SHU CHONGSHAN SHUI
Stationery/ Culture/ Package
Cooperator/ Po-Chuan Pan
National Palace Museum Cultural Creative Product Design Competition 2012 -Silver
We want to put a piece of traditional Chinese culture about reading into this design. Shan Shui, known as mother nature, has always been an inseparable part of ancient Chinese educated people. Most Chinese landscape painting, whose core spirit is similar to peruse, puts emphasis on the mood instead of the realistic portrait. Equally, reading in Chinese is not only about its content but the imperceptible longterm influence on forming persons’ characteristics. Our hope is that by bringing our precious tradition back into our daily living through design we can not only remind people of our great tradition, but also let them pick up their book to enjoy the unlimitedly splendid Shan Shui in their hands.
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POLAROID FILM PLANT POT
Stationery/ Plant/ Lifestyle
Do you ever image a photo can change everyday? Do you want a plant pot but not unbalance with your desk environment? If you do and this pot is it. This Plant Pot images from Polaroid film and you can put it on your desk, bathroom, bookcase, and everywhere you want.
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Place situation
Nameplate
You can put this pot wherever you want like your desk, bathroom, dining table, or entrance cabinet. It is like an photo, but it is a life photo.
Like a film of Polaroid, you can write down the plant's name on it.
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ANIMALLIGHT
Light / Biomimetic / Lifestyle / Redesign
Who said pets always live? How about to have a light pet? This is a light designed by refered to animal's behaviors, making a light stretches as a pet. When you come back home and turn on the light, you can see an light pet welcomes there.
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40 | product design | animal light
To referance the structure of this light designed by Vico Magistretti, redesigning this animal light.
Trying to imitate the pets' behariors and transform into the shape of light.
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Advisor/ Chun Hao LiaoCooperator/ Po-Chuan Pan
2011 VOLVO BRAND DESIGN & STRATEGY
Brand/ Strategy/ Research/ Analysis
Volvo Car Corporation, or Volvo Personvagnar AB, is a Scandinavian automobile manufacturer founded in 1927. Volvo was originally formed as a subsidiary company to the ball bearing maker SKF. When Volvo AB was introduced on the Swedish stock exchange in 1935, SKF sold most of the shares in the company. Volvo Cars was owned by AB Volvo until 1999, when it was acquired by the Ford Motor Company as part of its Premier Automotive Group. Geely then acquired Volvo from Ford in 2010.
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Brand development
1940
PV60
P1900
P121
P1800 S
144 740
262C 850 T5 R PV60
1956
1958
1964
1973
1979
1985
1995
1999
Brand philosophy
"Cars are driven by people" 1. Autonomous driving
2. Safety of passenger
3. Controlling experience
• 1958 Anchor points for 2–point safety belts rear• 1964 First rearward–facing child safety seat prototype tested• 1969 Inertia reel safety belts• 1991 Side Impact Protection System (SIPS)• 1995 Integrated child safety cushion outer rear seats• 2010 Pedestrian Detection with auto brake (New S60)• 2010 Geely buys Volvo Cars from Ford
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"No casualty in car"
Volvo integrates all kinds of active and passive safety technology, and resolutely vows that there will be no casualty in a Volvo from a traffic accident by 2020.
Brand vision
Product line
Volvo has four different product lines now:1. Sedan (S40/ S80/ S60)2. Convertible (C70)3. Crossover (XC60/ SX70/ XC90)4. Explore (V60/ V70)
XC60
S60
XC70
V50
XC90
C70
S40
C30
S80
(2002-present)
(2000-2009)
(2010-present)
(1998-2001)
(2002-2007)
(2007-present)
(2005- present)
(2008-present)
(1998-2005)
(2005-
present)
(1995-2004)
(2004-present)
(2007- present)
(1998-2006)
(2006-present)
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Product identity
Internal decoration/ shape, color, texture.
External appearance/ shape, color, texture.
1. Shape- simple and maneuverable control panel.2. Color- combining warm leather, cold grey metal, and nature wood
into a home-like Nordic furniture style.3. Texture- multi-use of metal, leather, and wood interprets their idea of
combining craft into a car.
1. Shape- (head) straight V cut and featured grille.2. Shape- (rear) a streamline cut from flank to trail lamp.
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Brand core technology
Collision protection
Although Volvo was once exclusively known for its safety, Nissan, Ford, Lexus, Peugeot and other car companies have also committed to improving safety technology for a period of time; hence it is not easy for Volvo to keep its front runner place.
Whiplash Protection
Safety cagestructure
InflatableCurtain(IC)
Child safetyboostercushion
Integratedchild safetycushion
Collision precaution
Active collision avoidance systems are one of Volvo’s strongest points, and the comprehensive security concern consolidates their position.
Adaptive CruiseControl
Blind SpotInformationSystem
Driver AlertControl
PedestrianDetection withFull Auto Brake
City Safety system
Eco-driving
Longest stability of 1200 km of a hybrid car is their biggest advantage in this market. Only Ford, who shares the same technology, might threaten Volvo in this domain.
DRIVEe serious Flywheel KERSsystem
Electric car crashtest
Plug-in hybrid V60 hybrid car
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Volvo has a particular product positioning, which creates an image of
reliability and family safety, and is different from the wildness of BMW and
the luxury of Mercedes Benz.
Potentials of Female Market
The race of the developing of female market is growing 10-20%. According to the America
CNW Research, 49% of new car owners are female and that for used cars is 55%. In addition, in 80% of
all families, females affect decisions when buying a car. Volvo has a particular product positioning, which
creates an image of reliability and family safety, and is different from the wildness of BMW and the luxury
of Mercedes Benz.
Success Scenario of Female Marketing
For Volvo, the female market not only made up about 80% of their new customers, but female owners
of the S40 were also approaching 70%, which demonstrated the success of the strategy of “Female
Marketing”.
Style analysis
Brand potential customer
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Luxurious Cars for Female
When most women were selecting a car, appearance, color, interior decoration, driving
comfort and whether operating functions are easy to understand were their prime
concerns. In regards to appearance, most of them preferred elegant, not aggressive.
Market of Green Car Researching the competition, in the green car market, V60 also has
a key advantage: stability.
Market analysis I
Market analysis II
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Simple and elegant Nordic design
Enviromental impression
Branding changes from Naughty Volvo S60
Comprehensive security promise
Human-centric brand image
YCC female car project
Explicit body and interior decoration, elegant and easy to
operate, work in their philosophy.
Sweden’s efforts in environmental preservation and Volvo’s
green technologies in car manufacturing provide the public
with a better impression.
Enjoying the pleasure of driving with minimum security
concern is what Volvo can provide.
In addition to the safety provided by each car, Volvo even
extends their guarantee to car insurance and after-sales
service.
Use as their philosophy and establishing their unique
position, “Cars are driven by people.”
Volvo accomplished an innovative female-oriented car, the
YCC, representing their ability and eagerness to enter this
market.
Brand exploitable property
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• Scandinavian design aesthetics
• Female-oriented design ability
• Comprehensive security promise
• Successful sporty branding from S60
Use strength
Volvo’s female-oriented branding ability and comprehensive active safety system can be their stable
foundation on which to develop a reliable sports car for women.
Exploit opportunity
To make a difference in the supercar market, replacing uncontrollable large horsepower with
maneuverability and safety.
Stop weakness
To emphasize the character of products, importing the image of Nordic slow life, and using the
practicality (carbon emissions/ low fuel consumption/ stability/ safety) to overwhelm the same car
type.
Defend threatens
Enter luxury car market by putting emphasis on brand personality and maintain competitiveness by
extending the security service.
• Long cruising radius for hybrid car
• Special market positioning
• Scandinavian Image
• Advanced green technology
• Horsepower is inadequate for
supercar market.
• The car product ion output is
relatively low.
• Output is not competitive in the
middle or low level market
• The spearhead position of safety
system is not absolute any more
• The horsepower is relatively not
outstanding
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SWOT analysis
USED analysis
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Independent females who may have sustainable income, are technologically
competent and approve of Volvo’s philosophy.
A high performance hybrid sports sedan, providing the pleasure of driving a
sports car without having safety concerns.
Owner may drive it to work, proclaiming his/her taste and personality; they can
also enjoy driving a sports car on the weekend.
On your way home.
Man prefers the excitement of driving, while woman generally prefers a
considerate driving experience.
Volvo already has the ability to manufacture a sporty car, collating its safety
system andachieve a worriless experience of driving a sporty car.
Who/
What/
When/
Where/
Why/
How/
• Modern woman with great independence.
• Mild man who may be successful but always puts his family first.
• A woman capable of buying an expensive car, but does not want to drive the same car as a
man.
• Those who have a keen sense of responsibility.
• People who look forward to experiencing attentive driving.
• People who are yearning to experience driving fast but are afraid of danger.
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User definition
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• Advanced diesel hybrid system.
• Female-oriented design ability
• Considerate act ive and passive
security system
• Marching to high-priced market
• Wide reach of the female market
"A green diesel hybrid sport sedan for women."
Utilize Volvo’s environmental image and potential in female market to enter
high-price market.
New design strategy
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The cheetah can run faster than any other land animal— as fast as 112 to 120 km/h in short bursts covering distances up to 500 m, and has the ability to accelerate from 0 to over 100 km/h in three seconds.
Female Cheetahs are solitary, though some mother/daughter pairs have been known to be formed for small periods of time. Females live alone except when they are raising cubs, and they each raise their cubs on their own.
Image board
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Concept Sketching
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Taking advantage of Volvo’s safety image, their recent Naughty S60 branding, and Geely’s lucid
aspiration to enter the high-price market, it may be a practical strategy that Volvo makes a sporty sedan
which can be easily controlled by a woman available in the market.
Classic V cut
Image of cheetah
YCC captivating headlight
Design strategy
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Adovisor / Hsien-Hui TangCooperator/ Po-Chuan Pan/ Mei- Lin Chang/ Yu- Rueng
Lin/ Zheng- Iao Wang/ Zhi- Yun Cai/ Dian- Zhe Cai
FamilyMemory
Appropreation/ User Experience/ UI/ Graphic Design
Family Memory is an image sharing platform, simple and easy to use, designed for families and focusing on the elders as the target group. Aimed to reconnect the fading relationship between family members due to distance and differences in daily living, Family Memory provides an easier way to share daily events with photos taken. The Time Machine feature enables users to find needed data in the system with minimum effort, and the Story Wall feature lets users arrange and display their precious images in their style. Aside from the store and browse photos functions, the application makes good use of these daily records by adding some conveniences and interaction features for the elders into its platform. With this platform, photos are not a merely living record, but an inviting way to recollect and rebuild interaction between members.
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User investigation- A
Problems
• There is no overlap between their daily lives and their children’s; as a result, only on the weekend can they have the opportunity to talk with their children.
• Their son often has the responsibility for their recreational activity on the weekend, making a family activity a herculean task.
• There are few parallel hobbies between the couple and their sons.• Their use of technology products basically depends on their sons, such as making a
itinerary for a family tour or developing photos in a digital camera.
Experience in using high-tech product
Their cell phone is only for making a phone call because of their low proficiency in using technology products. However, they sometimes require their children to put some daily photos into their cell phone for paging or showing to friends. Though Mr. Yan can use the Internet to check his stocks, typing is the most impassable barricade for them.
/ Mr. Yang family/ About 60 years old/ Have two children and one cat.
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User investigation- A
Problems
• There is little opportunity to interact with the elder son because he usually comes home at 10:00. Similarly, there is not much communication with the younger son because he comes home once a month.
• When having a family trip, it is common practice that their children will take photos using a cell phone or digital camera, however, they often are tardy in sharing pictures.
• Mrs. Wang often wants to make a call out of concern for her sons, but fears that it might disturb them; thus, the couple sometimes leaves a message or email to show their care for their children.
Experience in using high-tech product
The Wang couple are both college professors, so they have a basic understanding about using computers to write a dissertation. However, they have no experience in using a smart phone or Tablet.
/ Mr. Wang family/ About 55 years old
/ Have two children and one dog
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• The higher education background a user has, the easier it is for them to learn to use high-tech products.
• Users come in a wide spectrum of age.• There will be a central figure in a family, whose daily life might become the topic of
family members, and they sometimes are an elder or patient.• Users have basic mobility.• Users have close relationships with family members.• Users are dissatisfied with their communication status now.
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User Characteristic Definition
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Families are unable to have effective communication because of non-overlapped
schedules or some geographic limitations caused by distance.
It is an application platform that family members can share some interesting events.
There is less and less time for modern people to accompany family members; hence,
the collective memory, used to connect a family, becomes really thin and weak. Also,
the social group of a family is totally different from that of friends. Often we want to share
some private event with only family members. However, a social platform that focuses on
family sharing is almost non-existent at this time.
Users can use the service at home, or outside in public places once there is a tool and
internet.
They might use this when they want to share some daily event, keep informed about some
member’s recent status, or sometimes just show off some family pictures to his/her friends
and colleagues.
1. Provide a high private platform for family members.
2. There are three major tasks in the application; the storage and use of shared items,
the updated status of members, and personal albums that contain his/her favorite
family pictures.
3. To display this information on a timeline may make it easier for users to understand.
4. For convenience we provide some searching options, such as date, tag, or location,
to find the needed photos quickly.
Who/
What/
When/
Where/
Why/
How/
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We put emphasis on both the central figure (ex: highly respected grandfather) and frontier figure (ex: son studying abroad), enabling the central figure of the family to hold some event or deliver important messages with minimum effort, whereas the frontier member can follow the updated status by cloud commuting. The requirement to share daily lives may build a bridge between both sides of the families and provide some interaction. By storing each member’s posts in a cloud in a designed site may help turn these shared items into a collective family memory.
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Design Concept
We put emphasis on both the central figure (ex: highly respected grandfather) and frontier figure (ex: son studying abroad), enabling the central figure of the family to hold some event or deliver important messages with minimum effort, whereas the frontier member can follow the updated status by cloud commuting. The requirement to share daily lives may build a bridge between both sides of the families and provide some interaction. By storing each member’s posts in a cloud in a designed site may help turn these shared items into a collective family memory.
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Reference for Interface design
TripJournal
TripJournal
TripJournal
TripJournal
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Design Concept
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Reference for Interface design
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Highlight
Home
Home page enables the user to renew the status of family members wherever they are. Sometimes they may be too busy to accompany their families. With a device such as computer, Tablet, or smart phone to upload photos, members can share or keep informed of their relatives’ events without bothering them. Also, there may be some surprise pictures on the home page, as the computer will select some photos which have not been seen for a period of time, or pictures from a few years ago taken on the same day. This will give an experience of not only browsing new events but also awakening some dusty memories at the same time.
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Highlight
Time Machine
Time machine allows people to gain full control over countless shared items on the platform. They can use a keyword, such as a name, event, or date, to find photos. Then, we arrange them in a timeline, making it easier to understand and browse. For example, if a user types in keywords “me” and “grandchildren”, the grandpa can find the pictures with him and his lovely grandchildren.
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Collection Wall
Collection Wall is a feature where people can store and arrange their “collected” images in their own way for reviewing or showing off to friends. People can collect pictures while browsing through shared items, and these selected pictures will be copied onto Collection Wall, which is a personal album,- and wait to be sorted. This design comes from our habit of hanging or pining favorite photos on a wall, and has an indelible meaning for most of the elders. Now these images can be used in conversation while a family is gathering, or become the perfect tool to make a parade of grandfathers’/ grandmothers’ beloved grandchildren.
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Member Page
Member Page makes it easy to find a specific family member and follow his/ her recent event. To compensate for the fact that some elders in the family may mistake relatives due to their ages, the relationship reminder helps them figure out the connections.
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Keyframe
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Collction Wall- Browse
Collction Wall- Edit
Member- Relationship reminder
Every account can have more than one “Favorite Wall” and add new walls.
As pining a photos on a real wall, users can decorate their “Favorite Wall” with their favorite photos.Wall” with their favorite photos.
In the page of Member, users can find the particular member quick and browse their recent activities.
After click the wall, favorite photos arerevealed.
In the left bar, there are unsorted photos in Collection Wall, which users arrange them as they want.
The elders may sometimes misidentify the i r younger generat ion; at th is moment, they can check it out by the Relationship reminder.
Scenario Film
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Demostration Film
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To Be Continued...
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