Jane L. E

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VizCrit: Exploring Strategies for Displaying Computational Feedback in a Visual Design Tool

Visual design instructors often provide multi-modal feedback, mixing annotations with text. Prior theory emphasizes the importance of actionable feedback, where “actionability” lies on a spectrum—from surfacing relevant design concepts to suggesting concrete fixes. How might creativity tools implement annotations that…

CSCW '242nd AuthorSession 2f: UX, Visual Communication and Design

ProcessGallery: Illustrating Design Principles through Contrasting Pairs of Early and Late Iterations of Visual Designs.

Traditional design galleries enable users to search for examples based on surface attributes (e.g., color or style) while largely disregarding underlying principles (e.g., hierarchy or readability). A series of studies explored how example galleries could be constructed to help novices learn key design principles. Stu…

CC '241st AuthorHuman-LLM Collaboration +1

When to Give Feedback: Exploring Tradeoffs in the Timing of Design Feedback

Advances in AI have opened up the potential for creativity tools to computationally generate design feedback. In a future when designers can request feedback anytime on demand, how would the timing of these requests impact novices’ creative learning processes? What are the tradeoffs of providing access to feedback thr…

IUI '245th+ AuthorHuman-LLM Collaboration +1

JAMPL8: Exploring LLM-Enhanced Templates for Idea Reflection

Advances in AI, particularly large language models (LLMs), can transform creative work. When developing a new idea, LLMs can help designers gather information, find competitors, and generate alternatives. However, LLM responses tend to be long-winded or contain inaccuracies, placing a burden on users to carefully synt…

UIST '232nd AuthorVisualization Perception & Cognition +1

Color Field: Developing Professional Vision by Visualizing the Effects of Color Filters

Color filters are ubiquitous across visual digital media due to their transformative effect. However, it can be difficult to understand how a color filter will affect an image, especially for novices. In order to become experts, we argue that novices need to develop Goodwin’s notion of Professional Vision. Then, they…

CHI '232nd AuthorBest PaperInteractive Data Visualization +2

DataParticles: Block-based and Language-oriented Authoring of Animated Unit Visualization

Unit visualizations have been widely used in data storytelling within interactive articles and videos. However, authoring data stories that contain animated unit visualizations is challenging due to the tedious, time-consuming process of switching back and forth between writing a narrative and configuring the accompan…

UIST '211st AuthorPhotography & Image Processing

Dynamic Guidance for Decluttering Photographic Compositions

Unwanted clutter in a photo can be incredibly distracting. However in the moment, photographers have so many things to simultaneously consider, it can be hard to catch every detail. Designers have long known the benefits of abstraction for seeing a more holistic view of their design. We wondered if, similarly, some fo…

CHI '201st AuthorPhotography & Image Processing

Adaptive Photographic Composition Guidance

Photographic composition is often taught as alignment with composition grids—most commonly, the rule of thirds. Professional photographers use more complex grids, like the harmonic armature, to achieve more diverse dynamic compositions. We are interested in understanding whether these complex grids are helpful to amat…

UIST '191st AuthorPhotography & Image Processing +1

Optimizing Portrait Lighting at Capture-Time Using a 360 Camera as a Light Probe

We present a capture-time tool designed to help casual photographers orient their subject to achieve a user-specified target facial appearance. The inputs to our tool are an HDR environment map of the scene captured using a 360 camera, and a target facial appearance, selected from a gallery of common studio lighting s…

CHI '182nd AuthorVisual Impairment Technologies (Screen Readers, Tactile Graphics, Braille) +2

How Teens with Visual Impairments Take, Edit, and Share Photos on Social Media

We contribute a qualitative investigation of how teens with visual impairments (VIP) access smartphone photography, from the time they take photos through editing and sharing them on social media. We observed that they largely want to engage with photos visually, similarly to their sighted peers, and have developed st…

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