design critiques

Design critique : Hume.ai’s Hero Page

Hume.ai offers advanced voice AI with strong emotional intelligence, functioning like a dynamic voice library. Users can choose from predesigned voice templates, design custom voices, or even clone their own. Its Text-to-Speech (TTS) engine generates expressive speech from text with control over emotion and style, while the Empathic Voice Interface (EVI) enables real-time speech or […]

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Design Critique: Daak (IOS App)

About Daak is a personal finance tracking app designed to help users log daily expenses, categorize spending, and visualize patterns over time. It also offers features like exporting data to spreadsheets and adding bank account details, though some of these functions feel incomplete. At its core, Daak aims to make budgeting simple, structured, and enjoyable

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Design Critique: Chewy (Mobile App)

Chewy is an e-commerce company that offers businesses such as pet food retail, pet supply and accessories retail, medicines and health products, and other pet-related products. From Chewy, users could document their pets’ information and get the needed accessories. Its mobile app is aiming to offer users a convenient shopping experience Imperfect Shopping Details Items

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Design Critique: Bureau of Labor Statistics Data Retrieval Tool

The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) is an agency of the United States Department of Labor. Its website is home to labor and economic data and data tools available for public use. This article serves to critique the general accessibility and usability of the BLS Popular Series Data Retrieval Tool. Accessing Data Tools from the

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Assistive Technology: The Daytech Wi-Fi Smart Wireless Caregiver Pager System

The Daytech Smart Caregiver Pager System helps the elderly, people with seizure disorders and people with chronic illnesses. It mostly follows the social and functional models by reducing social barriers within the household and by relying on innovative technology to eliminate limitations. It consists of a wearable call button that users press when they need assistance and a receiver that alerts caregivers of their needs. 

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