Brief As an OTT streaming platform launching by Disney – the leading global animation film production company, Disney+ primarily feature classic Disney films, series, and animations content, while continually offering new original content for their users. Just like many other streaming platforms do, users can freely search, collect, and watch unlimited content released or included […]
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Uber is a transportation conglomerate primarily offering ride-hailing services through its mobile application, available on both iOS and Android platforms, as well as web browsers. In this critique, I will assess the ordering process design in the Uber iOS app, applying principles from Don Norman’s “The Design of Everyday Things.”
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Jollibee is a fast food brand with American-style items and casual Filipino food. Jollibee’s iOS app aims to simplify the food ordering experience for users. However, the interface design still leaves room for improvement. This critique uses Don Norman’s principles and terminology to identify and recommend improvements for these issues. Problem 1: Unclear Functionality of
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Weee! is an e-commerce platform specializing in the delivery of Asian and Hispanic groceries. Established in 2015, Weee! provides a wide selection of over 10,000 locally sourced and rare products from various parts of the world. Customers have the convenience of ordering these items using either a computer or a mobile phone, ensuring access to
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Robot vacuums, specifically the Roomba, have significantly improved the lives of people with disabilities by providing them with an accessible way to keep their space clean. The Roomba is an autonomous robot that vacuums floors and relies on sensors to navigate spaces. It runs on a rechargeable battery and can be controlled by an app.
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The Time Timer is a tool that simplifies the understanding of a concept as complex as the passage of time. It functions like a standard timer: the user sets the desired amount of time, and the clock starts running. However, unlike conventional clocks or timers, the Time Timer provides visual aid about how much time remains, primarily using color.
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Lost in Transit: A Critical Exploration of the NJ Transit App’s User Experience X (Formerly Twitter), 24 Oct. 2019, twitter.com/NJTRANSIT/status/1187453341221163009. Accessed 10 Sept. 2023. The NJ Transit app offers essential tools for navigating New Jersey, New York, and Philadelphia. It lets you buy and display tickets on your mobile, stay updated with real-time transit info,
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The BRO wheelchair is meant to provide the function of an electric wheelchair, in which the user is able to move around in society in accordance with their needs and disability. In addition to this ground-level function, the BRO also has technology that allows for users to climb curbsides, sets of stairs, and navigation on
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Assistive Technology ? Yes Please! Meet Jenny, a student in a wheelchair, who uses voice recognition software on her tablet to take notes and access digital textbooks. This technology levels the playing field in class and during exams, empowering her to excel academically and boost her confidence. Assistive technology is like a superhero in the
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The app Weee is the Largest Asian and Hispanic Grocery Store in North America, offering the best and most up-to-date Asian foods. Weee’s website is easy to navigate and shop from, but it’s more convenient and frequently used via iOS and Android apps. Users can add groceries to their cart and place orders, explore restaurants
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