Working alongside a Wellcome funded researchers, I explored how interaction design can replicate the feeling of being lost in the archive.
Key features
Interaction design
Designed in Webflow
After Effects
Lottie animations
Can experimental interactions and navigation replicate the experience of searching through an archive?
The Archival Imaginarium took Wellcome’s digital collection as its starting point, asking how the digital encounter influences the way medical humanities research is conducted. Researchers frequently describe experiences of a collection through notions of chance, in ‘happening upon’ or ‘discovering’ items.
My task was to create a website that responded to the research process undertaken as part of Thinking Through Things. I had to establish a functional online architecture and designed and built the website using webflow and further interactive elements created in After Effects and exported to webflow as Lottie files.
I was given a variety of archive materials, and artistic responses to it including drawings, audio files, written excerpts and questions.
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