DotMe is a startup company that focuses on providing a tracking service for families affected by autism. Individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) are prone to wandering, which can place them in life-threatening situations. With Dot Me, users are given a tracking bracelet that would allow families to monitor their location, enabling those with ASD to live their life with minimal interference. The tracking bracelet is linked with a phone applications to allow parents/guardians to view the individuals location as well as coordinate search groups with the community in the event the individual wanders away from a designated location.
Initial Concepts
User Interface
One of company’s first concern was to create a series of phone screens they can use to test with their target consumers. The phone application would host a variety of specialized features, such as a satellite mode, the ability to set up a geo-perimeter, and creating a group page for volunteers during events. In designing the user interface, my main priority was to visually translate these unique features into a design that was intuitive and clear as possible; since the app will often be used during an emergency, users must be able to navigate the application quickly without friction. The phone application hosts a variety of specialized screens such as creating a perimeter around a designated area in which guardians will be allerted if the user crosses
Responsive Landing Page
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