Form Follows Fiction

What is "user experience" in design?

• Ignoring what people like

• How people feel when using something

• Making things too complicated

• Only considering technical specifications

• Using only one material

What does "breaking design stereotypes" mean?

• Making everything look the same

• Embracing new and imaginative possibilities

• Ignoring what people like

• Following strict rules

• Using only one color

What can help break design stereotypes?

• Following strict rules

• Ignoring different ideas

• Embracing diverse narratives and perspectives

• Making everything look the same

• Only using one shape

Why should designers try to make things that are unique and not the same as everything else?

• Because it's boring

• Because it limits creativity

• Because it's fun and exciting

• Because it's too complicated

• Because it's too easy

Why is it good for designers to try new things and be creative?

• It's not important

• It makes everything boring

• It brings new and fun ideas

• It limits possibilities

• It scares people

How can designers make sure people like using what they create?

• By making it too complicated

• By ignoring what people like

• By making it appealing and fun

• By not considering colors

• By using only one shape

Which of the choices below consists of a series of paintings where the artist explores the "what ifs" of imaginary situations where a small number of humans suddenly exist within an alien world?

• Aerial Rotating House | Albert Robida (1883)

• Late Visitors to Pompeii | Carel Willink (1931)

• Our Lady of the Iguanas | Graciela Iturbide (1979)

• The Strolling Saint | Pedro Meyer (1991)

• Weirdos of Another Universe | Avery Gibbs (2023)

Why is the concept of "Form follows fiction" relevant in contemporary design?

• It limits creativity

• It reflects traditional values

• It embraces diversity and imagination

• It disregards functionality

• It discourages storytelling

What do we mean by "cultural diversity" in design?

• Using only one color

• Using different shapes

• Ignoring different ideas

• Including ideas from different cultures

• Using only one story

How can designs be interesting for kids while also being good for the environment?

• By using harmful materials

• By avoiding environmental concerns

• By emphasizing long-lasting and meaningful designs

• By promoting disposable products

• By using only one material