Overview The MOHAI Launchpad is an anchor interactive for the new Bezos Center for Innovation at the Museum of History and Industry in Seattle. This interactive exhibit was designed to inspire museum visitors to be innovative within their own lives. See project details at https://designbyjohnwayne.com/mohai
Overview In a partnership with Gensler I was the lead interaction designer on a project to refresh the Reunion Tower in Dallas, Texas. The tower redesign had a vision to create a digitally-enhance interactive environment spanning two separate floors. Inside the GeO-Deck observation level
Overview As a partner with the Intel Museum I designed an interactive installation which helped to highlight the features of Intel Ultrabooks. This exhibit featured a world’s first use of a transparent, touch enabled, LCD display which allowed visitors to interact with the exhibit. Through
Overview In a collaboration with Samsung PIT’s San Jose office I helped to design and create this touch based, fun, and easy creativity tool. The design may be used by a single person or multiple users. It combines a set of traditional drawing tools with
Overview Stimulant is a design firm based in San Francisco and known for creating smart spaces and uncommon computing. At Stimulant I was often the sole interaction designer working with a group of clients, visual designers, and engineers. My work within projects would start at
Overview With Punchcut I partnered with one of the world’s largest and oldest watch brands to create the core design framework for a series of connected smart watches. Our target audience was athletes and runners, and our goal was to enable glance-able access to key
Overview While at Punchcut I worked with eBay to evolve its tablet application experience by completely transforming and redesigning its current offerings. The new designs helped to extend eBay’s retail service with enhanced functionality, tablet-appropriate browsing, all while adding more excitement and energy to the
Overview Punchcut is a San Francisco based design firm that specializes in designing for mobile and convergent experiences across devices. At Punchcut I worked with companies of varying sizes ranging from Fortune 500 to startups. I built upon my experience and gained knowledge to lead
Overview Over the summer of 2010 I worked at Mozilla as a User Experience Intern. My main project was to research and design the home tab for post Firefox 4. I was to give Firefox team a useful path to traverse and provide some ideas
Overview The Mars Experience is a universally accessible museum exhibit giving visitors the experience of life on Mars. Throughout this experience visitors are set to be some of the first settlers on Mars. Our team created disability prototypes to better understand how to make the
Overview For our Interaction Design Practice course we were challenged to create a design that would encourage people to take a walk. This project was based upon the CHI 2010 Student Design Competition The CHI problem required that designs address one main theme, from a
Overview For our Interaction Design Practice course we were given a hypothetical situation in which Google and Crate & Barrel were looking to form a partnership for a yet-to-be-announced digital division of Crate & Barrel. The design was wide open for interpretation but we were
Overview For our Interaction Design Practice course we were challenged to create a multiple choice quiz feedback and answer system for the Palm Pre. The challenge was focused on submitting an answer(s), providing feedback on the answer(s) submitted, displaying the correct answer(s), as well as
Overview In our graduate level design class (where I was an undergraduate), Interaction Design Practice, our team designed a RSS reader that was integrated into the Mozilla Firefox browser which created a seamless experience between the reader itself and the content. Design Process We began
Overview In our advanced undergraduate design class, Human Computer Interaction II, our team was assigned to a community partner for a service learning design project. Our group was assigned Volunteers In Medicine,a sliding scale health clinic mostly run by volunteers. After meeting with and researching
Overview For our Interaction Design Methods course we were asked to create a cultural probe to send to a group of elderly citizens living in San Francisco. The goal of this probe was to understand people’s beliefs, desires, and preferences.The data collected from the cultural