Hangeul and it’s type history with language and UX principles 👆

A book made from scratch telling the story of Hangeul type design and how it relates to UX design principles.

tools used: InDesign, Illustrator, paper

instructor: Kelcey Gray

course: Typography 1 DES

timeline: 3.5 weeks

Feedback requested

👉 Are the learning in the book interesting and offer educational purposes? (Did you learn something from reading or can I improve on that)

👉 Did the book feel cohesive and cumulative?

👉 Were the interactions in the book clear enough to the readers?

👉 Was the book reader friendly?

Any feedback will be very appreciated

Creating an playful experience through experimentation with colors, interactions, and foreign language

Designing a book that related to typography + Hangeul.

Illustration by Chloe

I wanted to take a deep dive into my culture and learn typography of another language. Typography is different across the world, especially western vs eastern typography due to the language difference. I wanted to curate an experience for readers to learn and enjoy through a process of interactions and playfulness.