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In an ever-faster world, products that are designed for enhancing the speed of a certain task can and are being designed in rapid iterations by means of adding or modifying features that impact the energetics, kinematics and kinetics of a given product. Given the ubiquity of said changes and the

In an ever-faster world, products that are designed for enhancing the speed of a certain task can and are being designed in rapid iterations by means of adding or modifying features that impact the energetics, kinematics and kinetics of a given product. Given the ubiquity of said changes and the need to market these products in a very crowded marketplace, it is imperative for the products to communicate the ‘speed’ of the additional features. Thus, it has been hypothesized that adding a few simple changes to the visual representation of a product or the context in which it is being presented could enhance the perception of the product dynamics at a cognitive or emotional level. The present work is aimed at determining the impact of visual elements such as shapes, colors, and textures on the perception of speed. Three hundred and twenty subjects participated in a discrimination task and a reaction task to measure the impact of various patterns, textures, and colors on the perception of speed. Throughout both tasks, the subjects were exposed to a number of various visual patterns or colors presented as a static background or recognizable object for a set amount of time. Based on the subjects’ performance we have identified and quantified the impact of specific visual design patterns and colors on the perception of speed. Primary results indicate promising evidence that certain fundamental visual elements of shape, color, and texture when presented as a static background or object design could induce subtle changes in visual perception that can alter the overall movement dynamics perception.
ContributorsBaldwin, Brooke (Author) / Coza, Aurel (Thesis advisor) / Becker, David (Thesis advisor) / Gray, Rob (Committee member) / Arizona State University (Publisher)
Created2021
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The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the impacts of virtue signaling and tokenism within the cosmetic industry and how it relates to corporate social responsibility. Secondary research has been gathered and analyzed to find insight into how these aspects in marketing can impact the profits and other measures

The purpose of this thesis is to analyze the impacts of virtue signaling and tokenism within the cosmetic industry and how it relates to corporate social responsibility. Secondary research has been gathered and analyzed to find insight into how these aspects in marketing can impact the profits and other measures of success within business. This will lead to an understanding of how corporate social responsibility can be beneficial to the cosmetic industry, especially as companies grow and expand their target market. This thesis research is based on secondary research built from articles and advertisements. Additionally, research will be pulled from company statistics in profits and sales to determine success in different product launches and the marketing tactics utilized. After analyzing these differences and the types of advertisements that lead to the most successful results, it can be determined that virtue signaling and racial/ethnic tokenism can hinder success potential and thus, in contrast, companies that adhere to the ethical implications within corporate social responsibility will benefit from a reputation of sincerity.

ContributorsJohnson, Nicole (Author) / Hale, Allison (Co-author) / Voustas, Konstandinos (Thesis director) / Riker, Elise (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / Economics Program in CLAS (Contributor) / Dean, W.P. Carey School of Business (Contributor)
Created2023-05
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My research aimed to examine the marketing strategy of the popular K-Pop group BTS and how they've managed to globalize their music over the past few years. The analysis focuses on the 7 P's of marketing, and how their strategy has evolved over time. My research is in the form

My research aimed to examine the marketing strategy of the popular K-Pop group BTS and how they've managed to globalize their music over the past few years. The analysis focuses on the 7 P's of marketing, and how their strategy has evolved over time. My research is in the form of a video and serves as a creative documentary analyzing their marketing strategy. The link to the creative project can be found in the appendix of the research paper.

ContributorsHinojosa, Serena (Author) / Dong, Xiaodan (Thesis director) / Lisjak, Monika (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor) / Department of Marketing (Contributor)
Created2022-05
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This thesis paper outlines Nova-six company, an honors thesis project conducted through the Founders Lab program at Arizona State University. Nova-six is a multimedia company centered around the space industry. Nova-six’s mission is to ignite Generation Z’s passion for space by reimagining it through the lens of contemporary culture. To

This thesis paper outlines Nova-six company, an honors thesis project conducted through the Founders Lab program at Arizona State University. Nova-six is a multimedia company centered around the space industry. Nova-six’s mission is to ignite Generation Z’s passion for space by reimagining it through the lens of contemporary culture. To this end, Nova-six has developed its brand to be a space-themed streetwear, pop art, and entertainment venture. Through its innovative approach, Nova-six aims to transform the space industry's narrative, making it a central part of today's cultural conversations and inspiring a new generation to explore the final frontier.
ContributorsEverett, Ryan (Author) / Reynolds, TJ (Co-author) / Gomez, Dominic (Co-author) / Kovalcik, Richard (Co-author) / Guttilla, Joshua (Co-author) / Byrne, Jared (Thesis director) / Giles, Charles (Committee member) / Barrett, The Honors College (Contributor)
Created2024-05
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Furniture is a symbol of civilizations and conveys social-cultural identity. In SaudiArabia, after the oil discovery, radical lifestyle growth and international investors have impacted local social culture and traditional identity and altered the use and form of furniture. Although Saudi Vision 2030 aims to preserve historical buildings and architectural elements,

Furniture is a symbol of civilizations and conveys social-cultural identity. In SaudiArabia, after the oil discovery, radical lifestyle growth and international investors have impacted local social culture and traditional identity and altered the use and form of furniture. Although Saudi Vision 2030 aims to preserve historical buildings and architectural elements, furniture must be in the scope. This study aims to explore the Hijazi conventional seating at residential spaces, the Karaweetah, as a source of inspiration for designing and preserving cultural artifacts. The study used a multi-method research design based on hermeneutics interpretation, investigating historical nostalgic-evoking seating on Saudi millennials' perceptions and purchasing decision-making. The study involved a case study of Hijazi's Karaweetah to understand its vernacular characteristics and function, followed by design ideations based on three-dimensional prototypes of nine seating designs representing different levels of heritage inspiration. Finally, a visual questionnaire tested the historical nostalgia of Saudi millennials and its effect on their purchasing preferences. The number of participants who interact with the study is 164, who spend an average of two to five years outside of Saudi Arabia. Most respondents were female (n=131; 79.9%), while male responses were comparatively lower (n=33; 20.1%). Nostalgic elements in seating design profoundly impact Saudi millennials' purchasing decisions by 43.3%, while others (33%) preferred the modern style due to its simplicity and unique details. The outcomes preserve the essence of conventional seating design elements while also benefiting design by providing information on traditional heritage, exploring the present, and maintaining the future of seating design based on vernacular characteristics; the study contributes to the body of knowledge. The proposed framework guides furniture design practice in identifying vernacular characteristics and preserving cultural artifacts. It also provides valuable insight into Saudi millennials' purchasing decisions and the influence of historical nostalgic-evoking seating designs.
ContributorsBamashmous, Fatmah Omar M (Author) / Bender, Diane DB (Thesis advisor) / Brooks, Kenneth KB (Committee member) / Kwan, Sau SK (Committee member) / Arizona State University (Publisher)
Created2024