From 038808eae8ce16525a40e18256896902b6f5412f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: nami <nami@xpub.nl>
Date: Wed, 8 Jun 2022 21:31:24 +0200
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- <p>Issue 1 (12 May 2022), Issue 2 (27 May 2022)
-</p>
+ <p>User Sentimental eXperience is a web publishing project, questioning and indulging the notion of user experience on the web.
+The project is rooted from my regret about the narrow scope of the way how the word is defined in the current UX(User Experience).
+The term 'user experience' is indeed such a beautiful word as it has comprehensive potentials to be interpreted. 
+The current status quo in the web design industry, however, seems to just focus on making users' efficient performances. 
+With the pervasive approach, I find the world of web is losing colours and emotions. 
+This project has a firm belief that the web is a imaginary and sentimental stage and window. The web experience should entail more 'feelings' like inviting, warm, energetic, playful, subtle, nostalgic, cute, etc. 
+
+Thus since 12th May 2022 I've been publishing a small web experiment and an essay every few weeks, with attempts to bring more sentiments and emotions on the web. 
+I investigate how contents to be the 'experience' itself, not just to be stayed as informations.</p>  
+
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-<p>A web publisher wishing the web experience to be colourful</p>
+<p>If I have to lable I would call myself as a web publihser (based Rotterdam, the Netherlands).</p>
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 <a id='getback' class='int'> go back </a> 
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