The course
The brief
A project on your laptop can depend on you being there to explain it. A public project has to welcome someone on its own.
Your project
Put a version of your studio work on a public URL. If the work is digital, let people experience it. If it is physical, bring one meaningful part of it into the browser. Either way, document the whole project: the world, the artefact, the decisions, and what you learned by making it.
Our showcase
Build one site together for the class’s work. It should make room for each project, and for the people behind it: what we care about, the choices we made, and the interactions we wanted to try. Everyone contributes through GitHub; the site lives on the public web.
The test
Send someone a link. Give them no introduction. Can they find their way in, use the work, and tell you what stayed with them? The answer is material for the next version.