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The first step of the project was to present the design team a wide range of possibilities. Some examples we thought about, an immersive wall of images, to explore by current rooms of collection, a search engine with random words… I even imagined an emoji based search.
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When the main flow was designed, the big challenge was the filters system itself.
Which visual elements to choose? And how to pick different elements in the most simple way?
Lines for example: they can be horizontal, verticals, curved, straight, cutted… We could also talk about spaces (narrow to deep), lights changes…<\/p>\n\n\n\n
For each type of filters, there is a different logic.
Through some iterations we opted for the most intuitive options in each field. <\/p>\n\n\n\n