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Entre dois mundos visuais: Desenvolvimento da arquitetura e conteúdos para uma aplicação de identificação de Yokai com perspetiva portuguesa
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Este trabalho apresenta uma investigação e desenvolvimento no âmbito do design centrado no utilizador, com enfoque na interseção entre cultura visual japonesa e inovação digital. Através da criação do protótipo da aplicação móvel YOKAIPP, exploram-se elementos do folclore japonês em particular os yōkai e a sua presença na cultura pop contemporânea (anime, manga, videojogos), aplicando princípios de arquitetura de informação, design de interface e narrativa visual.
A investigação parte de uma contextualização histórica e cultural entre Portugal e Japão, avançando para uma análise aprofundada da mitologia japonesa e das suas representações visuais. O projeto é sustentado por uma componente prática que inclui moodboards, wireframes, protótipos e testes de usabilidade.
O objetivo principal é propor uma ferramenta interativa que aproxime os utilizadores da riqueza simbólica e narrativa do folclore nipónico, promovendo a aprendizagem e o diálogo intercultural através do design digital.
This paper presents a research and development in the field of user-centered design, focusing on the intersection between Japanese visual culture and digital innovation. Through the creation of the prototype of the YOKAIPP mobile application, elements of Japanese folklore, especially yōkai and their presence in contemporary pop culture (anime, manga, video games), are explored, applying principles of information architecture, interface design and visual narrative. The research starts from a historical and cultural contextualization between Portugal and Japan, advancing to an in-depth analysis of Japanese mythology and its visual representations. The project is supported by a practical component that includes moodboards, wireframes, prototypes and usability tests. The main objective is to propose an interactive tool that brings users closer to the symbolic and narrative richness of Japanese folklore, promoting learning and intercultural dialogue through digital design.
This paper presents a research and development in the field of user-centered design, focusing on the intersection between Japanese visual culture and digital innovation. Through the creation of the prototype of the YOKAIPP mobile application, elements of Japanese folklore, especially yōkai and their presence in contemporary pop culture (anime, manga, video games), are explored, applying principles of information architecture, interface design and visual narrative. The research starts from a historical and cultural contextualization between Portugal and Japan, advancing to an in-depth analysis of Japanese mythology and its visual representations. The project is supported by a practical component that includes moodboards, wireframes, prototypes and usability tests. The main objective is to propose an interactive tool that brings users closer to the symbolic and narrative richness of Japanese folklore, promoting learning and intercultural dialogue through digital design.
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Cultura visual japonesa Yokai Mitologia japonesa Cultura pop Aplicação móvel Design intercultural