“Disabilities United”
Creators: Qusay, Justin, Hakeem, Jonathan
Middle School Students from I.S. 27 Anning S. Prall
Type of Project:
- UX/UI Design
Themes of Project:
- Community Advocacy
About this Project:
What challenge, issue, need does your project address?
The issue our project addresses is people with disabilities not being treated equally and being alone.
Describe your design process, how did you come up with your idea and how has it evolved?
We came up with it ourself because disabled people were being bullied.
How does your project work or how would it work if you could build it?
It allows people with disabilities to connect with each other in an easy way.
The issue our project addresses is people with disabilities not being treated equally and being alone.
Describe your design process, how did you come up with your idea and how has it evolved?
We came up with it ourself because disabled people were being bullied.
How does your project work or how would it work if you could build it?
It allows people with disabilities to connect with each other in an easy way.
Project Media
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Feedback from the Judges:
I've noticed that while the concept behind the project is promising, the presentation lacks any kind of information. The screens need to be more explicit in conveying their intended message. A lot of rework is needed
Qusay, Justin, Hakeem, and Jonathan, I think you have the start of a good idea to connect people with disabilities. It seems you would like to have the users socialize and share their experiences to build community, get advice, and create friendships. It would have been great if you added further information about your app idea within the slide deck to better understand your design process and why this issue is important to you. I hope you continue to build this idea out. Nice job!
What a compelling concept and great help to society to think of new and improved technologies to assist those with disabilities.