Generation Y did not have access to the internet as children, they like to live in groups and they like to hang out with their friends. They have grown up in groups and their desire to socialise is reflected in the way they live, play and communicate. They have grown up in communities and do not shy away from friendships, nor do they overly desire the need for separate spaces because of their circumstances. Generation Y have lived in group settings from a very young age and are therefore socially adept at working in groups. In terms of colour, two colours have been chosen; the Gen Y lifestyle is relatively homogeneous in terms of colour palette. But they use different ways to build relationships with different people and they are good at group activities, which can be shown by the use of different materials in the same colour.

Generation Z has grown up in an era of Internet development, where the rapid development of technology has brought convenience to life on the one hand, and social problems on the other. They have been exposed to all kinds of new things on the Internet since they were young. Generation Z is addicted to the Internet and likes to be alone, which is a clear difference from other generations. The use of tangled wire illustrates the solitary nature of Generation Z and their reluctance to socialise too much with the outside world. They have a variety of ways of receiving news from the outside world and have a rich inner world but prefer to be alone.

Generation Y and Generation Z have both differences and similarities. These two generations have different habits and family structures in different historical contexts, but the development of the internet in both generations has made them encounter the same problems. Generation Z and Generation Y have both similarities and differences. The two generations are in different contexts, just like a circle gauge that completes a circle for each other. The blue line shows that they have different lifestyles but that the internet connects the two generations. A variety of materials are used to show that both generations have their own unique characteristics.