# Look, Touch, Ask

Independent Studio Extension by Yangyang Li. 21 October 2026.
Unbuilt retail-learning proposal, not a commissioned installation or stroller CAD.

## Source anchors

Teal fields, coral carrycot/hood, yellow accents, white technical lines;
side-profile stroller with diagonal silver frame, large rear wheels, smaller
front wheels and a dark basket. The archived storyboard uses sequential poses,
close-ups and product turns to organise explanation.

## System

LOOK: protected non-load-bearing scale exhibit and technical reference panel.
TOUCH: three large replaceable tethered samples at a lower sampling ledge.
ASK: conversation marker and staffed advice; no electronic button is implemented.

Teal organises information, coral identifies the object, yellow marks interaction.
White callouts connect without obscuring. Each station remains usable on its own.

## Prototype sequence

1. Full-size card/foam island: visitor approach, seated/standing reach and clearance.
2. Sample tray mock-up: force, finger clearance, snagging, cleaning and replacement.
3. Enclosure mock-up: stability, impact behaviour, access and rounded edge treatment.
4. Graphic test: can a visitor distinguish explanatory art from operating instructions?
5. Staff walkthrough: verify product facts and identify unanswered questions.

The rendered folding sequence is illustrative and must NOT be used as actual
product instructions. Obtain approved geometry and procedures from the manufacturer.
The scene's fabrics are colour/texture proposals, not claimed Pouch specifications.
No sales data, certification, safety endorsement or performance claim is added.
No dimensions, loads or fixings are validated. No children may use the scale exhibit.

## Future motion rule

One approved action per sequence. Hold the result. Provide pause and replay.
Never imply an unverified mechanism through an attractive transition.
This release supplies one static scene and a brief, not a new animation.