Empowering users to build better behaviors through task management
Oct - Dec 2024, Intro to HCI Design (CS 147)
Cross-Platform Mobile Development (CS 147L)
Impact
Won 5 awards at Stanford HCI Project Expo:
Best Demo, Best Visual Design, Best Poster, 2nd Best Pitch, 3rd Best Overall (out of 120+ students and 30+ teams)
Team
Krystal Li
Sarah Jacob
Steven Le
Lauren Yu
Tools
Figma
React Native
Javascript
Expo Go
My Roles
UX/UI Design
UX Research
Frontend Dev.
Project Overview
During Intro to HCI Design (CS 147), my team and I worked on a 10 week-long project to create a user-centered solution with the goal of motivating healthy behaviors. We collaborated to identify user needs, iteratively design a product concept, and build a working prototype using React Native and Javascript within the project timeline.
Our Website: web.stanford.edu/class/cs147/projects/Design-for-Healthy-Behaviors/Unfold/
Overview of Solution
Final Demo
Our Design Process
From user research to high-fi prototyping, our design process is fully documented here! https://web.stanford.edu/class/cs147/projects/Design-for-Healthy-Behaviors/Unfold/
Reflection
Over a 10-week quarter (and what felt like a 10-week hackathon) in CS 147: Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction Design, my team and I tackled design challenges within the studio theme: Design for Behavior Change. We first conducted needfinding interviews to deeply understand user challenges, then designed, prototyped, and tested ideas for innovative mobile applications.
At the Project Expo, we showcased our high-fidelity prototype and poster, presenting the solution we developed through this iterative design process.
Out of 120+ students and 30+ teams, our app, Unfold, won 5 awards! Best Demo, Best Visual Design, Best Poster, 2nd Best Pitch, 3rd Best Overall.
