Qendresa Selimi is a user experience designer. She has attained a bachelor’s degree in Digital Culture from King’s College London. Her interest in user experience design led her to then attain a master’s degree at UAL. As well as studying, Qendresa has been freelancing for 2 years as a website and app designer, taking on a range of clients and developing her portfolio. Her interests lie in the luxury market, particularly the automotive and fashion sector. In her free time, she enjoys sewing, dj’ing and experimenting creatively.
MyUniRoom
University students spend many hours in their university bedroom which has an impact on their wellbeing. MyUniRoom explores the emotions experienced externally by a student in their university bedrooms in a multi-media and explorative way. The project takes people on a journey through the different sections of the university bedroom including the chair, bed, wardrobe and desk in which installations and videos provide an insight into the emotions experienced. The FMP project also includes the website MyUniRoom which provides students with a voice to share their experiences in different parts of their bedroom. The website also acts as a tool for research into the emotions faced by students in their accommodation room. As well as showcasing student emotions, the project aims to provide an insight and spark important conversations on the effects student accommodation has on a student’s wellbeing.
University students spend many hours in their university bedroom which has an impact on their wellbeing. MyUniRoom explores the emotions experienced externally by a student in their university bedrooms in a multi-media and explorative way. The project takes people on a journey through the different sections of the university bedroom including the chair, bed, wardrobe and desk in which installations and videos provide an insight into the emotions experienced. The FMP project also includes the website MyUniRoom which provides students with a voice to share their experiences in different parts of their bedroom. The website also acts as a tool for research into the emotions faced by students in their accommodation room. As well as showcasing student emotions, the project aims to provide an insight and spark important conversations on the effects student accommodation has on a student’s wellbeing.