16 Hours of Glory Design Competition 2019
Making Hidden Disabilities Visible
An app to break down the physical, organizational or attitudinal barriers that people with chronic pain can face in society, to enable them to live their lives to the full.
The Team
16 Hours to Glory is a collaborative design competition where students work in teams of 3 or 4 for 16 consecutive hours to create a design solution that addresses that years design brief.
On the team, my role revolved around concept development and creating the user interface for the final concept.
Team Members (left to right): Caroline Del Vecchio, Trevor LaRochelle, Lou Whitting, & Alden Suokko
User Interviews
The Problem
Critical To Design
Trust the Individual as the Expert
Trust the Individual as the Expert
Trust the Individual as the Expert
Acknowledge that they know their body and their disability best
Ability to Communicate
Trust the Individual as the Expert
Trust the Individual as the Expert
Ability to facilitate conversation around the lived experiences and needs of users with chronic pain
Equity in Accessibility
Trust the Individual as the Expert
Equity in Accessibility
Accessible to users with chronic pain regardless of circumstance and external factors
Ideation & Feedback
Final Concept
