SHI

Department of Creative Product Design, National Taichung University of Science and Technology

四點設計 Contact to SHI for cooperation

The number of visually impaired people is increasing year by year. According to a World Health Organization research report, it is estimated that approximately 250 million people worldwide have visual problems.
About 36 million of them are totally blind or severely visually impaired.

According to domestic statistics from 2010 to 2024, among the number of students with disabilities in special education schools, the number of visually impaired students is 22,500.
There are about 8,000 children in the age group of elementary and middle school and below. In order to solve this problem, an auxiliary food-sharing plate was proposed.
User age range: Visually impaired children in elementary and middle schools aged five to fifteen years old

Product actual picture
Dinner plate assists visually impaired children

bump guide
Guide children to identify the location and find the location of the baffle

Braille
Help older children identify where each food item is

situation map
The effect after actually placing the food

＃Taiwangirl

Department of Visual Communication Design, Asia University, Taiwan

The term 'Taiwanese girl' initially referred to females from Taiwan, but with the rise of internet forums, it gradually evolved into a derogatory and offensive term, leading to prejudice and belittlement against women. This project, titled '#Taiwangirl', delves into this issue, attempting to transform the term 'Taiwanese girl' from a negative connotation to one that is positive, respectful, and empowering to women. Through branding, it showcases the characteristics and achievements of women in various industries in Taiwan, such as portraying the fearless leadership of the nation's president, Tsai Ing-wen, and the outstanding accomplishments of world-class athlete Tai Tzu-ying on the international stage.