DesignMinds: Enhancing Video-Based Design Ideation with Vision-Language Model and Context-Injected Large Language Model
Tianhao He, Andrija Stankovic, Evangelos Niforatos, Gerd Kortuem

TL;DR
DesignMinds leverages advanced vision-language and large language models to significantly improve creativity, flexibility, and engagement in video-based design ideation without compromising user experience.
Contribution
This paper introduces a novel integration of vision-language and context-injected large language models to enhance video-based design ideation, demonstrating improved creativity and engagement.
Findings
Enhanced flexibility and originality in ideation
Increased task engagement among users
No negative impact on user experience or usability
Abstract
Ideation is a critical component of video-based design (VBD), where videos serve as the primary medium for design exploration and inspiration. The emergence of generative AI offers considerable potential to enhance this process by streamlining video analysis and facilitating idea generation. In this paper, we present DesignMinds, a prototype that integrates a state-of-the-art Vision-Language Model (VLM) with a context-enhanced Large Language Model (LLM) to support ideation in VBD. To evaluate DesignMinds, we conducted a between-subject study with 35 design practitioners, comparing its performance to a baseline condition. Our results demonstrate that DesignMinds significantly enhances the flexibility and originality of ideation, while also increasing task engagement. Importantly, the introduction of this technology did not negatively impact user experience, technology acceptance, or…
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TopicsBIM and Construction Integration · Digital Media and Visual Art · Design Education and Practice
