Contrast Modeling: The Basics
- Contrast is any difference that shapes experience.
- A field is where those differences meet—questions, emotions, values, needs.
- Modeling is making these fields and their contrasts visible and tunable.
Example (Personal):
Feeling stuck on a choice? Map out the tensions—your desires, fears, uncertainties. Notice where tension is strongest, or where ease begins.
Feeling stuck on a choice? Map out the tensions—your desires, fears, uncertainties. Notice where tension is strongest, or where ease begins.
Example (Systems/Software):
Instead of if/else logic, sense the tensions: What does the user want? What’s possible right now? Let the next step emerge as those fields clarify.
Instead of if/else logic, sense the tensions: What does the user want? What’s possible right now? Let the next step emerge as those fields clarify.