Design Research Methodology - Final Compilation
Week 1 - Week 14
Amelia Intan Cahyani/ 0355211
Design Research Methodology - Final Compilation
Instructions
Compilation
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Week 3: Did not show progress
Week 4: Problem Statement:
- Organize the researchers of the articles in alphabetical order
- Elaborate on the types of social media posts and the specific social media platforms that are the focus of my research.
Research Question: Only need 2nd and 3rd question and reword the is there a connection to what is the connection and reword the 3rd question to match the objectives
Week 6 & 7: Did not show progress
Week 8: ILW
Week 9: Ask them to expand on their responses and provide visuals.
Week 10: Reword “font” to “typeface”
“typographic choice”
use visuals to help you ask this question
Week 11: Proceed the google form
Week 12: All the question needs to be required, good job keep the form open and proceed to analyse
Week 13: Did not show progress
Week 14: Add overall brief research summary and briefly explain the research method for simplified slide
Reflection
Experience:
Conducting a research project on typography design in social media engagement was a bit of a tough journey filled with discovery and insights. The experience involved diving into the world of user preferences and interactions with typefaces, uncovering the nuances that contribute to effective digital communication. The process of designing and implementing the research allowed for hands-on engagement with survey methodologies and data analysis tools, offering a practical understanding of research methodologies in a digital context.
Observation:
Users on platform X are quite particular about typefaces, especially favoring larger fonts for better attention and visual appeal. This observation highlights the significance users attach to design choices.
Findings:
The research uncovered that users strongly believe in certain typefaces enhancing message comprehension and brand recognition. Larger typefaces are preferred for readability and impact. Interestingly, trustworthiness in social media content seems more dependent on content and actions than on the typeface used.
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