Senses is one of the leading providers of disability support in Australia. The Appworkshop were approached to create an app which assists users in their everyday life, improving their independence.
The project
The app connects 'Users' with 'Helpers', who will be able to assist the user find their way via a video call. Users have a list of Helpers, and when they require assistance, the app will call their helpers with a video call. It was of course important that the app followed their brand guidelines, and that it would be simple to navigate and easy to use – especially considering the end user of this app.
The team
The team for this project consisted of 2 developers, a project manager, with myself as the UI & UX designer.
The user journey
There were three difference Users for which I mapped out the User Journey. The User – who may or may not be able to see, the Helper, who would receive an invitation from the User (or Admin) to join, after which they can assist the User, and Admin users – who will be able to create, edit and connect Users and Helpers, as well as seeing additional statistics about the traction of the app.
User journey for 'User'
User journey for 'Admin' users
The interface
The UI was based on their website styling – using their colour scheme and brand pattern to add interest, combined with large, clear lettering and big buttons.
UI designs
