UX Case Study: AI-Powered Sign Language Translation App | Review by Swiggy's Director of Design
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- čas přidán 25. 09. 2023
- In this thought-provoking video, I review an AI-Powered Sign Language Translation App. The candidate's design introduces a mobile experience, harnessing AI-powered camera technology to translate Sign Language, potentially bridging communication gaps like never before.
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Sir please don’t stop this series as this is an evergreen source of learning✨.
Great review, next can we have a case study review that absolutely blew your mind with how good it was?
Still waiting for it 😀
Enjoying this case study series. Learning a lot.
Absolutely love this series!
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The Current Challenge:
The design case study doesn't effectively address the situation where Vanshika translates spoken language during a meeting. The challenge lies in conveying the translated information to the user/member in a way that distinguishes between the original audio and the translated text or audio.
Proposed Solution:
Distinguish Between Original and Translated Content:
The system should clearly differentiate between the original audio spoken in the meeting and Vanshika's translated version (whether text or audio). This could be achieved through visual cues, for example, by displaying the original audio waveform and the translated text side-by-side.
If Vanshika translates to audio, consider using a different voice or sound effect to distinguish it from the original speaker.
Model Gesture Integration:
After a user/member speaks and Vanshika translates, the model/dummy can incorporate gestures to visually complement the translated information. This can enhance user understanding and engagement, especially for nonverbal cues that might be lost in translation.
Benefits:
Improved Clarity: Users can easily distinguish between the original and translated content, avoiding confusion.
Enhanced User Experience: Visual cues and gestures can enrich the communication experience for users.
Note:
This solution assumes Vanshika translates in real-time. If the translation happens offline, the approach might need adjustments.
Awesome as usual
I love your constructive criticism... I would definitely want you to review my first case study...
Thankyou, this is so insightful
You are most welcome! 😀
Amazing❤
amazing review
Enjoyed a lot . Wonderful review .
Thank you 😀
Should we make the case study more process driven or outcome centric?
Hi, Sapta, I really appreciate your AE videos of tutorial, but unfortunately it focuses only to UI Web design, rather than pure motion graphics. I hope you will soon start recording motion ads, collage animation, character animation and etc. on AE. Thanks!
OK so I guess I submit my case study on wrong forum
if Vanshika is deaf why can't she just speak
She is deaf and mute.
If someone is deaf by birth, it's usually not possible to learn how to speak. Some are able to make similar sound as a a person would speak by reading the lips but even that is not easy to understand.
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