Rebecca Leonora
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Smart Stoplight App for the Visually Impaired
Helping users cross streets with confidence.
This app is designed to assist blind and visually impaired individuals at traffic intersections by turning complex surroundings into simple, accessible guidance.
Audio support that guides the way.
Using voice-over features, the app describes the current traffic situation, helping users understand their environment and cross safely with real-time audio cues.
Quick and secure access.
The onboarding flow features three intuitive screens that guide new users step by step.Simple language and supportive visuals make the experience accessible to a wide range of users.
A smart traffic companion.
At its core, the app functions as a digital version of the stoplight, detecting the crossing status and translating it into sound and vibration feedback.
Customizable and inclusive experience.
Users can adjust voice-over, volume, alert type (audio or vibration), and choose between light or dark mode, making the experience adaptable to individual needs.
Accessible design brought to life.
The high-fidelity screens reflect the final visual direction of the app: high-contrast color palettes, clean and readable layouts, intuitive controls, and large touch zones. Every screen is tested for accessibility, providing a seamless experience across all devices.
Designed for clarity, contrast, and comfort.
The interface uses high-contrast color combinations, large typography, and oversized buttons; all optimized for users with visual impairments, ensuring clarity and ease of interaction.
This is a group project for Usable Design.
Made by Rebecca, Shadé, Douwe, and Julia.
Rebecca Leonora
Cases
"Design in progress.. driven by users, fueled by growth.”
Back to Designs
Smart Stoplight App for the Visually Impaired
Helping users cross streets with confidence.
This app is designed to assist blind and visually impaired individuals at traffic intersections by turning complex surroundings into simple, accessible guidance.
Audio support that guides the way.
Using voice-over features, the app describes the current traffic situation, helping users understand their environment and cross safely with real-time audio cues.
Quick and secure access.
The onboarding flow features three intuitive screens that guide new users step by step.Simple language and supportive visuals make the experience accessible to a wide range of users.
A smart traffic companion.
At its core, the app functions as a digital version of the stoplight, detecting the crossing status and translating it into sound and vibration feedback.
Customizable and inclusive experience.
Users can adjust voice-over, volume, alert type (audio or vibration), and choose between light or dark mode, making the experience adaptable to individual needs.
Accessible design brought to life.
The high-fidelity screens reflect the final visual direction of the app: high-contrast color palettes, clean and readable layouts, intuitive controls, and large touch zones. Every screen is tested for accessibility, providing a seamless experience across all devices.
Designed for clarity, contrast, and comfort.
The interface uses high-contrast color combinations, large typography, and oversized buttons; all optimized for users with visual impairments, ensuring clarity and ease of interaction.
This is a group project for Usable Design.
Made by Rebecca, Shadé, Douwe, and Julia.
Rebecca Leonora
Cases
"Design in progress.. driven by users, fueled by growth.”
Back to Designs
Smart Stoplight App for the Visually Impaired
Helping users cross streets with confidence.
This app is designed to assist blind and visually impaired individuals at traffic intersections by turning complex surroundings into simple, accessible guidance.
Audio support that guides the way.
Using voice-over features, the app describes the current traffic situation, helping users understand their environment and cross safely with real-time audio cues.
Quick and secure access.
The app starts with a basic login process using minimal personal information, ensuring users can begin quickly and safely.
A smart traffic companion.
At its core, the app functions as a digital version of the stoplight, detecting the crossing status and translating it into sound and vibration feedback.
Customizable and inclusive experience.
Users can adjust voice-over, volume, alert type (audio or vibration), and choose between light or dark mode, making the experience adaptable to individual needs.
Accessible design brought to life.
The high-fidelity screens reflect the final visual direction of the app: high-contrast color palettes, clean and readable layouts, intuitive controls, and large touch zones. Every screen is tested for accessibility, providing a seamless experience across all devices.
Designed for clarity, contrast, and comfort.
The interface uses high-contrast color combinations, large typography, and oversized buttons; all optimized for users with visual impairments, ensuring clarity and ease of interaction.
This is a group project for Usable Design.
Made by Rebecca, Shadé, Douwe, and Julia.