Browsing by Autor "Santiago De Francisco Vela"

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    Affective-Driven Design: Emotions, Moods and Experiences as Catalysts for Socially Meaningful Design
    (2020) Rubén Jacob-Dazarola; Santiago De Francisco Vela; Valentina Rognoli
    Affective-driven design, where form and function meet people, their emotions and perceptions, their material experiences and their contexts, can take advantage of these moments to reflect and critically question their scope and possibilities in the long and medium-term, in order to define new, broad, and diverse paths that contribute to avoid losing contact with these proposed solutions to the most urgent needs, often seemingly opposed to more speculative or experimental spaces, but which at the same time can be nourished by knowledge generated in these spaces, perhaps closer to the academy and the emotional perspective of design.
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    Co-creating finances. A new perspective on designing for the financial world.
    (Routledge, 2017) Santiago De Francisco Vela
    This paper presents a series of solutions and ideas to financial topics developed by design students. The projects are based on human-centered design methodologies and are part of a design course. The course explores participatory design tools to understand the financial topics and find opportunities for innovation. The topics are 4: Money as a technology, Emerging Financial Clusters, Personal Finances, and Financial Inclusion. The design process consists of an exploration the topics, executing participatory sessions, analyzing and communicating results, and presenting the proposals. Students developed 15 projects that can be classified in a 2x2 matrix (digital vs. analog and products vs. strategies). Among the projects, there is an app that allows friends to collect money for drinks and keep a drinking journal, a moody wallet that will persuade people to spend less, and a digital legacy to complement life insurances, and a tree-shaped piggy bank for children, among others.
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    <i>Homeostasis sanatoris.</i> A meaningfulness-driven product that stimulates physiological healing processes
    (Routledge, 2019) Angie Henríquez Martínez; Santiago De Francisco Vela
    (2019). Homeostasis sanatoris. A meaningfulness-driven product that stimulates physiological healing processes. The Design Journal: Vol. 22, Running with Scissors: 13th International Conference of the European Academy of Design, Dundee, 10-12th April, 2019, edited by Louise Valentine, Joanna Bletcher and Leon Cruickshank, pp. 615-626.