Embracing innovative research methods, 
I designed my Design Research Kit (DRK) 
to prioritize creativity and engagement 
over traditional survey formats. 

This approach fosters participant overall experience, encouraging more thoughtful
and high-quality responses.
Inspired by corporate aesthetics, I structured the DRK as a simulated job application, divided into two key sections: 

1-The Résumé (collecting personal details)
2-The Interview (capturing responses to research-driven questions). 

This format not only makes the process 
more interactive, but also aligns with the research's objectives.
To reinforce the corporate theme, I also incorporated design elements reminiscent 
of Microsoft Office—grid layouts, structured 
lines, and geometric shapes.  

These choices not only strengthen the 
project’s professional tone, but also create 
a visually cohesive and engaging experience for all participants.





Ken Do kenddo16@gmail.com Melbourne, VIC