Intercultural Design - Final Project
9.3.2026 - 20.3.2026 (Week 6 - Week 7)
Cheyenne Liew Khye Yean / 0378330
Intercultural Design / Bachelor of Design (Hons) Creative Media
Final Project
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Lectures
1. LECTURES
Lectures can be found in Project 1.
2. INSTRUCTIONS
Figure 2.1 Module Information
Final Project
- Produce visual design outcomes based on the data collected in Project 2.
- Designs should consider cultural and aesthetic aspects.
- Present the completed slides (under 10 minutes).
3. FINAL PROJECT
3.1 Process
For this assignment, I was tasked with writing and creating the overall slide layout, Xin Yean, Nicole, and Xi Tien were in charge of researching Malaysian cultural patterns, while Yee Leng and Jia Xuan handled the drawings and final infographic. We planned to have the slide include 5 different sections: Introduction, Project 1 Recap, Project 2 Recap, Final Project, and Final Output. Out of these 5, I was in charge of doing the writing for everything except final project and final output.
Before writing, I went back to the previous slides to read over what we've gathered before compiling everything into a Google Doc.
Figure 3.1.1 Final Slide Contents, Week 7 (16/3/2026)
Once everything was done, we divided the slides into different parts and let everyone choose the parts they wanted to present, and I ended up with Project 1 Recap.
3.2 Final Outcome
Figure 3.2.1 Final Project Outcome, Week 7 (19/3/2026)
Figure 3.2.2 Final Infographic, Week 7 (19/3/2026)
Figure 3.2.3 Final Presentation, Week 7 (19/3/2026)
4. FEEDBACK
Week 6
The final shade designs are okay, but some cultural elements can be added to them.
The final shade designs are okay, but some cultural elements can be added to them.
5. REFLECTION
Since I was mainly in charge of writing, I didn’t have as much hands-on work as the others, but I was still involved throughout the process. The constant back and forth between the slides while writing the recaps was quite repetitive and time-consuming, since I had to keep checking everything and making sure it matched. It did get a bit tedious at times, but it helped me understand the content better and see how everything connects, which also ended up helping me when it came to the presentation. Overall, this final project went quite well, and I learned a lot about urban mobility from this module.
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