Interaction / Web, App, and Brand Design
a/tone app design
My team (designers Kaela Anderson, Silvia Diaz, and I ) developed an app called a/tone. We chose to design this app around an issue that focuses primarily on users who deal with social and cognitive recognition disabilities. The app helps users with these disabilities more easily communicate via their smartphones.
This app is classified as “user-inclusive” because although the main target audience is people with cognitive recognition disabilities, other users could use the app to help better contextualize general information. A/TONE is also helpful for those who are caretakers for, or spend a lot of time with those classified in this disability spectrum so they can become more aware of the issues dealt with day to day.
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