Interaction Experiments
Here is a collection of the exploration for human-computer interactions, showcasing a little unusual approaches of mine to enhance usability and engagement. These experiments aim to bridge the gap between technology and human behavior, creating seamless and intuitive experiences.
From gesture-based controls to dynamic visual feedback, each project explores unique ways to interact with digital device. These experiments push the boundaries of traditional interfaces, offering fresh perspectives on how users can engage with technology in delightful ways.
As someone who likes to build things, I want to share a little trick behind MIST. When you tap him, he turns to face the tapped position. Additionally, by setting the diagonal anchor point for the scaling effect, his surprised reaction looks more lively and natural. pic.twitter.com/lXuEclbfUD
— nao (@naoenomoto)
October 8, 2025
Here is one of the prototype for the built-in keyboard for MIST. Eventually, it was out because of accessibility and usability, but, it was worth it and got me thinking why not customize the native keyboard in a way more free way on iPhone. pic.twitter.com/wHWwXaULx0
— nao (@naoenomoto)
August 13, 2025