Vijay Pavan :: Interaction Design :: IDC

IN M.Des

Vijay Pavan
Gmail-ID:
architectpavan
+91 9892418656

B.Arch.
Sri Venkateswara College of Architecture,
JNTU, Hyderabad

Address :Flat No.303, Park View Apartments, Vidya Nagar, HYDERABAD – 500044

Interests: User experience design, Intuitive interfaces, Strategic Design

RESUME

Social Networking Platform to Create Music Collaboratively
Guides: Prof. Ravi Poovaiah,
Dr. Ajanta Sen

Involving with music is a fundamental phenomenon that exists with every human being. Everyone can at least hum a tune if she/he is moved by some kind of emotion. The project is an attempt to create an online platform on which such basic instincts in music could be enhanced to higher levels of music composition and thus leading to musical socialization among enthusiasts, amateurs and professionals in the field.

The end product is a social networking platform equipped with jamming interface on which people sitting with their instruments in their respective locations can perform real-time jamming online and can also form multiple virtual bands of different genres to fulfil their musical zeal.

Summer Internship at Think Design, Hyderabad

I had the opportunity to think beyond at Think Design (www.thinkdesign.in) and had worked on diversified projects during the two months stint there.

Works like Packaging design for toys made by rural artisans, Usability audit for an alpha stage social networking platform and Designing cognition based error messages for a power distribution software.... etc, gave me diverse practical exposure towards implication of user centred design practice.

Technology based system to support women Self Help Groups of Andhra Pradesh
Guides: Prof. Anirudha Joshi

Self Help Groups (SHGs) are affinity based groups of poor rural women whose main function is microfinance. The project involved designing a shared mobile based system (Pragathi) to reduce the complexity of SHG financial data by processing significant information through mobile screen.

This is done through the interface designed using colours, symbols, numbers and audio to communicate particulars related to periodical payments, upcoming opportunities and also to enhance the spirit of self help among SHG members. Members access their data through a personal locket fitted with RFID/NFC chip which helps for identification.