About the Journal
Tattwaloka: Journal of Research and Innovation Design
Tattwaloka is a peer-reviewed scholarly journal published by the Master’s Program in Design. It serves as a dynamic dialectical platform for creative practice and critical, innovative studies within the field of design. The journal prioritises interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary approaches, bridging the gap between design theory and practice with diverse fields including sociology, psychology, technology, education, and cultural studies. Tattwaloka welcomes high-quality contributions that explore the transformative power of design across various contexts. Our scope includes, but is not limited to:
- Visual Communication & Media Design: Explorations of visual narratives and digital media.
- UX/UI & Participatory Design: User-centred approaches and community-driven design solutions.
- Culture-Based & Local Wisdom-Driven Design: The integration of traditional values into contemporary design frameworks.
- Design for Social & Environmental Transformation: Design as a catalyst for sustainable change and social impact.
- Project-Based Design Research: Innovative reports that synthesise rigorous research methodologies with creative outputs.
The journal invites researchers, academics, practitioners, and students to submit:
- Original research articles.
- In-depth case studies.
- Critical literature reviews.
- Innovative project reports that contribute to the advancement of design as a transformative discipline.
Tattwaloka is published biannually in April and October, providing a global stage for cross-disciplinary design studies in local, national, and international contexts.
