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Guest lecture: Neva Čuček, founder of the Womanly Seasons app

In the Project Graphics course, the founder of Womanly Seasons presented the app that Graphic Design students would redesign and introduced design thinking, research methods and stakeholder interviews.

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Neva Čuček – ustanoviteljica aplikacije Womanly SeasonsNeva Čuček – ustanoviteljica aplikacije Womanly Seasons · photo: © Academia

Within the course Project Graphics in the Media Production programme, Academia hosted Neva Čuček, founder of the Womanly Seasons app. She presented the project on which students of the Graphic Design module would work, including the user experience, visual identity and key features of the app.

Students then explored the design thinking process and discussed how it works in practice in the development of digital products, with emphasis on iteration, prototyping and user involvement.

The second part of the lecture addressed research approaches: students compared qualitative and quantitative methods and their use in the design process. The session concluded with planning and testing a stakeholder interview, giving students practical experience in collecting relevant data.

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Source: Academia (13. 3. 2026). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.

This English summary was produced automatically from the Slovenian article and is pending editorial review. Slovenska različica

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