Jasmine Oandasan

Hi, my name is Jasmine Oandasan. I thrive on blending creativity with analytical thinking, finding joy in sketching and ideation to bring ideas to life. Design, for me, is more than problem-solving; it’s about crafting meaningful experiences that reflect both purpose and personality. I approach every project with a keen eye for detail and a deep understanding of how objects shape human interactions. My goal is to create designs that not only function beautifully but also inspire a stronger connection between people and the products they use.

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The Four Essential Pillars for Design Excellence

The four essential pillars encompass human-centric design approach and the understanding of full-bodied, three dimensional physical interaction of user, product and environment. The projects generate innovative solutions using research-driven, evidence-based designs which focus on the user experience.

sojori: enhanced workstation for mobile nail technicians

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versatility: integrated wheels and handle for transporting as luggage

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versatility: integrated backpack straps for hands-free travel

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Enhancement of Human Lifestyle

Sojori improves efficiency and comfort for mobile nail technicians with a well-organized, portable workstation that reduces strain and streamlines workflow.

Integrated backpack straps provide hands-free travel, while the wheels and handle allow for easy transportation, converting the workstation into a luggage-style unit. These features make it even more convenient for technicians to move their setup between locations, ensuring a smooth and hassle-free experience.

Efficiency: customizable workspace allows for a more streamlined experience for botht the client and technician

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Personalization: storage features allow mobile technicians to organize their workstation in a way that suits their workflow

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Immersion: nail polish display lets clients pick swatches, replicating the salon experience form the comfort of home

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Human-Interaction & User-Centric Design

Sojori enhances technician-client interactions with intuitive organization and customizability, allowing users to tailor the workstation to their needs.

The nail polish display lets clients choose shades and finishes, replicating the salon experience at home. Customizable storage enables technicians to organize their tools efficiently, while the adaptable workspace ensures a streamlined process for both technician and client, resulting in a smoother, more efficient service.

Comfort: padded back cushions and adjustable straps are used to be comfortable for users of varying heights

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Adjustability: folding legs are telescopic for height adjustment, ensuring easy reach to tools and materials

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Adjustability: integrated lamp can be adjusted vertically or angled for optimal lighting during appointments

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Ergonomics & Human Factors Design

Sojori minimizes strain and supports proper posture with an ergonomic, adjustable design that adapts to different working positions for long-term comfort.

The integrated lamp offers adjustable vertical and angled lighting for optimal visibility, while telescopic folding legs ensure comfortable reach and easy access to tools. Padded back cushions and adjustable straps enhance comfort for users of varying heights and builds, making it suitable for extended use without compromising support.

Modularity: modular design extends lifespan by enabling individual components repairs and replacements instead of full displosal

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Manufacturing: low energy production methods reduce carbon footprint, and sustainable adhesives eliminate expose to volatile organic compounds

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Recyclability: closed loop recyclability is supported through the use of polypropylene, silicone, aluminum, and more, fitting within the crade to cradle framework

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Sustainability & Social Responsibility

Sojori uses sustainable materials and low-energy production methods to reduce environmental impact.

Its modular design increases longevity by allowing specific parts to be repaired or replaced, minimizing waste. The use of sustainable adhesives eliminates harmful volatile organic compounds, while materials such as polypropylene, silicone, and aluminum support recyclability. This design approach is aligned with the Cradle to Cradle principles, promoting a circular lifecycle and reducing the overall environmental footprint.

Project Summary

In the growing beauty and personal care industry, many nail technicians have shifted to mobile services to meet the demand for personalized care. While offering flexibility, these independent setups introduce challenges in workflow, client retention, sustainability, and organization. Technicians often face long hours in poor ergonomic conditions, exposed to harmful chemicals, and struggle with managing abundant materials without efficient systems. Sojori addresses these issues by offering a mobile workstation designed to enhance comfort, workflow, and client interaction. Its modular design and ergonomic features support technicians' health while maintaining a personalized service experience. Sojori presents a scalable and adaptable solution that promotes well-being, efficiency, and celebrates the creativity and independence of mobile nail technicians.