# Module 3 Activity Research

# Weekly Activity Template

# Tzu Yu Hwa

# Project 3

## Module 3

### Project 3 explores how interaction design can support intuitive, embodied experiences by transforming simple touch-based inputs into meaningful digital feedback.
The focus of this project is a dog-friendly interactive board, where each paw press triggers different digital responses through Makey Makey and conductive materials.
Through this process, the project looks at how non-verbal users like pets can participate in playful and intentional interactions without needing traditional interfaces.
By testing sensors, materials, and UI feedback across Activities 1 and 2, the project investigates what makes a physical input feel reliable, accessible, and fun.
The goal is to design an accessible, playful, and emotionally engaging interface that bridges physical interaction with digital behavior,
ultimately showing how design can adapt to users who communicate through movement, curiosity, and instinct rather than language.

## Activity 1: My Research

## Activity 2: My Research

## Additional Research or Workshops

# Project 2

## Project 3 Final Prototype

This project explores how animals could communicate through a simple physical interface. By building a pressure-sensitive step mat connected to Makey Makey and ProtoPie, I created a system where stepping on different zones triggers digital messages like “Eat,” “Walk,” “Poop,” and “Play.” The goal was to design an intuitive, paw-friendly interaction that translates physical actions into meaningful feedback on screen.

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