Problem

Our team was tasked with creating an interactive exhibition in South Korea, but we faced several challenges. Firstly, we had to ensure that the exhibition was engaging and informative for visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Secondly, we had to navigate cultural differences and language barriers to ensure that our message was effectively communicated.

Solution

To address these challenges, we developed a multi-sensory experience that combined interactive displays, audio-visual elements, and physical exhibits. We also worked closely with local partners to ensure that our messaging was culturally appropriate and accurately translated. Additionally, we conducted extensive user testing to refine our design and ensure that it met the needs of our target audience.

Impact

Over X% of visitors reported feeling engaged and informed by the exhibition.
The exhibition received positive media coverage in local and international outlets.
We exceeded our attendance targets by X%.

Team

Team Member #1 - Project Manager
- Oversaw project planning and execution
- Liaised with local partners to ensure cultural sensitivity
Team Member #2 - Creative Director
- Developed overall concept and design direction for the exhibition
- Oversaw development of interactive displays and physical exhibits
Team Member #3 - UX Designer
- Led user research and testing efforts to inform design decisions
- Collaborated with development team to ensure seamless user experience
Team Member #4 - Developer
- Built and implemented interactive displays and audio-visual elements
- Ensured that all technology was reliable and easy to use for visitors

Multi-Sensory Exhibition Success in South Korea