
“Garbit”
Finalist
Creators: Lizmary
High School Students from Mouse Design League (DIIT) @ High School for Health Careers and Sciences
Type of Project:
- Multimedia,
- UX/UI Design,
- Visual Art & Design
Themes of Project:
- Environment/Sustainability,
- Physical Health,
- Public Safety

About this Project:
Earn money in 5 easy steps!
1. Sign up
2. Create a username and password
3. Include your email
4. Postal address
5. Get to scanning and get paid!
Most importantly (let's not forget), the 4 benefits of this recycling app are:
01 Prevents Pollution
02 Reduces waste sent to landfills and incinerators
03 Conserves natural resources
04 Creates jobs, which produces economic benefits
Project Media
Images
Slides
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Community Feedback:
Fun
Innovative
Helpful
Great Design
Makes Me Think
Feedback from the Judges:
👏 Digital Sales Graduate at Hewlett Packard Enterprise — Emoti-Con Judge
Visually appealing and a very well thought out idea
👏 SAP Functional Consultant / Computer programmer / Translator at Inetum Portugal — Emoti-Con Judge
What an astonishing project! I really loved it. The presentation is appealing, the design process was well made and grounded in some important steps, typical of a good UX designer job, and it looks like the wireframe/prototype would cause great impact. I would consider to develop/show specifically how your design process was, and the wireframe/prototype as well in order to check the app's functionality. The pitch was clear and understandable, the message was clear and the money issue is the innovative part in order to bring more users to this cause. For now, I wish you good luck and keep up with the good work!
Feedback from the Community:
Sabbine 👏 a High School Student
This is very appealing to look at and a nice idea!
Judah 👏 a Middle School Student
I love the first-initiative of this project and the dedication you guys put into this project, especially the graphics and the green familiar feel!
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