Next Generation
Titel
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Datum
2026
Inventarnummer
#neos-NextGen2026.s60x58wi
Autor/en
Käser, Susanne (Teacher)
Davis, Theodore (Teacher)
Birrer, Nicolas (Author)
Abstract
This Bachelor's thesis explores how creative coding can be integrated into design practice. Using JavaScript classes as a structural foundation, a p5.js exploration builds a repertoire of handwritten code concepts, deliberately without AI.

This restraint acts as a productive constraint: it sharpens understanding of the code and keeps the design process one's own. Code becomes a design tool: modular, traceable, and independent of licensed software.
Notes
eigene Websites, Social Media etc.
https://www.instagram.com/nicolasbirrer
eigene Websites, Social Media etc.
https://www.nicolasbirrer.ch
Metadata
DateAdded 2026-06-19T12:26:52+00:00
DateModified 2026-10-07T16:31:51+00:00
Subtitle To what extent can a framework based on JavaScript classes serve as a sustainable foundation for creative coding in the design process?
WorkType Bachelor of Arts FHNW in Visuelle Kommunikation und digitale Räume
Genre Vertiefung Digitale Räume
Event Next Generation 2026
CourseType Seminar
Key s60x58wi