Sherryl
Agingu
Sherryl
Agingu
A designer focused on clarity, structure, and intentional execution. Working primarily in print to translate research into tailored outcomes, shaping deliverables that responds directly to each project’s context. Through precise visual systems, the work guides interaction and delivers solutions that are both functional and engaging.
The B.S. Kit: Creative Prompt Card System
The Boredom Survival Kit (B.S. Kit) is a self-entertainment toolkit designed to help young adults navigate periods of disengagement when familiar activities lose their appeal or accessibility. Grounded in the understanding that self-entertainment is a learned skill shaped by habit and environment, the project addresses the tendency toward repetitive, often screen-based behaviours with limited variety.
Research methods, including card sorting, cultural probes, and user interviews, informed the development of a structured yet flexible system that encourages exploration across creative, physical, and mindful activities.
The final outcome consists of 90 activity cards paired with a 15-minute hourglass, supporting intentional engagement and time awareness.Through a balance of bold visual design and clear organization, the kit promotes independent interaction while maintaining accessibility.
The project positions design as a tool for behavioural guidance, translating research insights into a tangible, user-centred system that encourages variety and sustained engagement.
