Click the images below for bigger versions:Exploring the Rubik Cube as a navigation metaphor for Firefox Browser.

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Mozilla Labs (in partnership with IxDA and Johnny Holland) proposed the Design Challenge'09 with the following topics:

"Reinventing the tabs in the Navigator - How can we create, navigate and manage multiple sites within the same instance of a browser?” 

It is very common among our users, currently have multiple tabs opened in the browser, running programs, Skype, MSN, social networking, e-mails and other applications in the same time. When we need to navigate between the tabs and still remember which position was the last tab that we’re doing searches, becomes a difficult thing to manage. 

After some ideas, sketches and discussions at our meetings for brainstorming, we observed that the Rubik cube shows a non-linear multiple information represented in the squares or colors when ordered. 

Click the images below for bigger versions:Students had to critic home appliances in spite of Universal Design Principles.

Click the images below for bigger versions:The students had to build a robot with Mindstorms that put a ball in the basket.

Click the images below for bigger versions:Toy hacking workshop. 

Click the images below for bigger versions:Toy Hacking workshop. Paolo Passeri created a food cooler that doesn´t spill down the food.

Click the images below for bigger versions:Theese concepts were generated in a creativity workshop that explored how work material influenced the results.

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This turtle play differente sounds when it´s legs are pressed and becomen silent when it´s face are blown.