1st Person Perspective

In design, the first-person perspective (1PP) refers to designing products, services, or experiences from the viewpoint of the designer. The designer does not sit above the ecosystem in which the intervention takes place, but becomes part of the ecosystem itself, embracing the subjectivity and projections of the designer on its own interventions. 

Some might say that the 1PP projects the designer's own bias on his or her intervention. But this exactly the point. Bias is inevitable and inherent to a design intervention. The 1PP helps to highlight bias to better address it, instead of trying to conceal it.

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My Extended Workspace

Mapping my extended workspace helps me identify the tools, skills, people, places or infrastructures in my environment that shape me and my design practice. Through 1PP design, I will inevitably project this workspace onto the design interventions I undertake and will try to embed those within this context.

Roles of Prototyping

What is a prototype? A prototype is a tool that allows a design intervention.
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Role 1: The prototype as an experimental component

Roles of previous prototypes

Nicolo's microalgae cultivation enquiry