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Well during the last lecture I have to say that I realised my mass customisation tool lacked some - finess. Specifically the example of Cate Reas's dresses, caused me to realise that I was providing the user with to many options for cutomisation; and while thats one way of working it's not a good method for; repeat business, image, style, recognisability, creating a brand. Her dresses simply use the individual and unique designs of Casey Reas on simple dresses but they are imediately recognisabl… Continue

Ok in my presentation I talked about using slide rules so that the consumers could change and alter the dimensions of the predefined options. Think of it similar to the second life technology, we were using to customise our avatars in 1st semester. I thought of this idea while I was on the train into uni on monday, which is why it isn't written in my presentation 2 report.

I have been struggling with the idea of "how to make your wedding dress truly unique" I felt that by providing stock images… Continue

The mass customisation of a wedding dress involves the choice in style (top and skirt), choice of materials, choice of colour, the addition of extras such as sleeves, laces, embroidery or beading (the designs of these can also be customized). After investigation into the customisation programs available for the design of wedding dresses, one program created for custom designs of formal dresses had a usable customisation platform.
The Coco Myles website provides an excellent basis for the develop… Continue

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Curves:
Just decided to play with them a little, not sure if I have really reached the true potential of this form yet. (speaking from week 2 was it?) so just a bit of playing with direction, flipping, repeating, and colour.

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