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LOSSARY





                     Affinity Mapping: Grouping similar data points to identify themes and user needs.
               A


                     Bindu: A central point representing origin or self in Indian design.
               B


                     Empathy Map: A tool used to understand what a user says, does, thinks, and feels.
               E

                     Fractals: Repeating geometric patterns seen in nature and Indian temple architecture.
               F

                     Golden Ratio: A mathematical ratio used in art and design to create aesthetically pleasing
               G     compositions.


                     High-Fidelity  Prototype: A  realistic, detailed version of  the  final product  with visuals  and
               H     interactivity.


                     Iteration: Repeating and improving a design based on feedback and testing.
               I


                     Inclusive Design: Designing for diversity, ensuring everyone can use the space.
               I

                     Journey Map: A tool to trace the steps a user takes and their experience at each point.
               J

                     Layered Lighting: Combining ambient, task, and accent lighting to enhance mood.
               L


                     Mood Board: A visual collage that conveys style, tone, and sensory mood of a space.
              M


                     Network Social Map: A visual representation of how people interact in a space.
               N


                     Overstimulation: A state where too many sensory inputs overwhelm the user.
               O

                     Parametrization: Small variations made within a repeating pattern to create variety.
               P


                     Persona: A fictional character representing the typical user of a design solution.
               P



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