IN THE
NOT SO
DISTANT
FUTURE…

California College of the Arts (CCA)
Interaction Design BFA,
Graduating Class of 2020

Design by Jieying Yang & Nathalia Kasman

Move Up

Ruitao Liang

A social fitness game that motivates elderly people to do exercises for their wellness in senior centers with audio visualization and motion tracking

Here Together

Gina Kim

Here together creates a safe space for people to have conversations about loss. Individuals can share stories and thoughts that they haven’t been able to share before. Whether it’s with friends, family, or strangers, here together brings people closer.

Kinsight

Grace Dai

A digital platform for caregivers and care recipients to document, understand and reflect on their journey, connect with each other, and find relevant resources and local communities.

Routine Ninja

Claire Zhou

Routine Ninja is an app that motivates teenagers to manage their Type 1 Diabetes by using positive rewards.

Puptics

Natasha Baird

An all inclusive marketplace for pet lovers where users can connect, attend and host experiences.

SOLus

Elijah Haines

A service that analyzes employee movement and light conditions to give designers a better understanding of how employees use the space and how a design actually impacts employees after implimentation.

Foodiversity

Rita Lei

A cooking tutorial platform which offers customized recipes based on family members' health conditions, special at air gesture and voice interaction.

Magic Mirror

Heather Lee

Magic Mirror is an application that helps you to face your anxiety not to get rid of, but to learn how to control it.

Macro

Taihong Chen

Macro is a tool that adds values in sections of the nutrition industry. The Macro Nutrition platform combines the power of established nutrition intake plan, personalized health meal, and detailed food statistics into a single planning tool.

Micro–mindfulness

Nathalia Kasman

Micromindfulness explores of how our devices can play a bigger part in the mitigating of phone and social media addiction through small interventions (microinteractions).