The Master Data-Driven Design program focused on the intersection of data, technology, and design. Throughout the course, I worked on projects that explored how complex data and emerging AI technologies can be translated into usable, human-centered applications. This meant not only experimenting with new tools and methods, but also questioning the societal, ethical, and cultural impact of data-driven technologies.

Within this master’s program, I engaged in iterative design processes that combined research, prototyping, and evaluation. Projects such as the Tweakers prototype highlighted how data and AI can be leveraged to enhance accessibility and usability in real contexts. The program emphasized responsible design values as guiding principles in building future-facing digital solutions.