"reflection design" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is often used in the context of software engineering and architecture, as a way to describe a process of actively considering and improving the design of a software system. For example, "The development team spent a week engaging in reflection design to ensure that the software met their performance goals."
Scientific collaboration was promoted in the classroom on a regular basis with the use of a Group Collaboration rubric (Supplemental Figure S1) and the corresponding reflection, designed to measure successful collaboration skills, such as sharing ideas, distributing work, using time efficiently, and decision making.
Laying down conjoined digital reflections, designed-by-intimate-micro-committee.
Different anti-reflection designs of both single and double layers were experimentally examined.
We expanded upon this theme by infusing the curriculum with brief reflections designed to bring about greater compassion for the difficulties of being an adolescent and greater self-compassion for the difficulties of being the parent of an adolescent.
Participants could be encouraged to write weekly reflections on their design journeys, to obtain regular feedback from peers and students, as well as to facilitate online and face-to-face reflective design conversations with mentors (Lawson, 2005) to foster creativity and innovation.
We refer to records of user reflection as design feedback, as their purpose in usability evaluation typically is to support the understanding or improvement of the evaluated design.
Findings support the use of narrated reflection in design education related to uncertainty and identity.
This is not a defect in Scratch, but rather a reflection of design criteria that are better suited to animation and game projects.
To this end, we respond to previous research work on reflection through design, in the development of four Lovers' boxes whose purposes and meanings are completed through reflections both by romantic couples and their integration in everyday lives.
We term the data resulting from such reflections users' design feedback.
We link our interpretation to critical reflection on designed symbols that express potentials and implications of an emerging technology.
