Design for All 5 Senses | Jinsop Lee | TED Talks

Good design looks great, yes -- but why shouldn't it also feel great, smell great and sound great? Designer Jinsop Lee (a TED Talent Search winner) shares his theory of 5-sense design, with a handy graph and a few examples. His hope: to inspire you to notice great multisensory experiences.

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[youzontal]

"I forced my, I mean I asked my
This script is so genius!

[winifredodunoku]

Just started my journey in UI/UX design, and this video has further sparked my interest in it. Feels great already. 😁

[SpaceMasterRahel]

I love how he's giggling and throwing candy at them and they're barely responding.

[CoderDBF]

This video explains why I'm addicted to traveling... It comes very close to the perfect experience.

[killownz]

throwing candy in CEO's faces as a last impression 👏👏👏

[morakano]

It was an honor to be one of students of him in 2010. Proud of you!

[Zzeo]

really liked his enthusiasm! as a graphic designer i will definitely think about the 5 senses more often!
thanks for the vid :)

[OttoDeveloper]

Você está procurando algum comentário do sexy canvas, que eu sei 😏

[AliceCaoo]

He held such a great charisma throughout the talk!

[vinayseth]

Regarding the sunflower-clock vs. the magnifying-glass one- I liked them both.
The sunflower-one links the movement of the tiny sunflower with the movement of the cosmological sun-so you're linking a small object to something huge out there in the sky. The magnifying-glass one also has a link with the movement of the sun, but the owner might not feel compelled to look at this link. The scent might dissuade him/her from even looking at the apparatus. Is one more sensuous than the other? I don't think so. It's just that we have become so used to seeing and much less to smelling that anything that the act of scenting an aroma seems more 'sensuous' to us.

[cheesecakelasagna]

Soon enough we will reach such advanced technology that we can literally get candy from him from this video.

[ogenira]

Quem veio pelo sexy canvas? Quero voltar aqui quando terminar o curso e ver o que acharam do curso...vamos ver quem maratona primeiro? Clica aí no comentário e diz que está comigo.😜😜 Clica curtir para eu lembrar de voltar...valeuuu

[azrulrahimpls]

interesting.. it does give a different angle to approach the market.

[pavilionman]

interesting and funny, but that borrin public sucks

[hiitsjo]

This is making me wanting to study design...

[MrPiszczek]

Mr Lee mentiones 5 senses, 6 emotions and factor X at the end of this video, and it makes very interesting multidimentional table indeed. Is there any theory/research explaining this complex chart in details? Anybody knows? Would be greatful to get it!

[salmanzaman]

One of the best endings of a talk show!

[rievd]

this is the first ever ted that i loved

[Kolya_hhx]

I want the 6 Emotions and the illusive X-Factor.. pls! :)

[UKUAPGUY]

I got an amazing wiff of perfume at the end of the TedTalk