ONE STOP DIGITAL SAFETY APP
DigiSafe
DigiSafe is a one stop digital safety site for primary school kids, their teachers and parents
My Role | Duration | Software Used |
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Project development | Current | Miro |
UX Research | Google forms / AB testing | |
UX Design | Interview software | |
Vibe coding | Lovable / AI / Research |
My Role | Duration | Software Used |
|---|---|---|
Project development | Current | Miro |
UX Research | Google forms / AB testing | |
UX Design | Interview software | |
Vibe coding | Lovable / AI / Research |
Overview (Discovery stage)
This is at the discovery stage - research is currently underway - foundational, competitive analysis, interviews and surveys with teachers, parents, workshop with students). Available to view soon.
Project currently involves
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Collaborating with the product strategy specialist and developers on current research and concept development.
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Conducting competitive and comparative analysis of existing online safety tools to understand the current landscape.
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Creating and distributing surveys to parents and primary school teachers in London, employing a sensitive approach to questions and providing support resources for respondents.
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Ensuring survey samples represent diverse backgrounds, including varying English language proficiency, digital skills, London boroughs, and school types (State and Independent).
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Planning and executing user interviews with parents, with teacher interviews currently underway.
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Analysing qualitative and quantitative research data to identify key themes and user needs.
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Interpreting data from workshops with students to inform directional strategy, language, and interaction design.
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Liaising with primary school gatekeepers and established parenting networks.
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Recruiting participants for survey distribution.
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Performing competitive visual strategy analysis.
Affinity diagram converted data into themes to inform the key issues discovered with would help form the problem statement and solidify the data into a customer journey map
Using user recognition and assumptions flow starts at the 'Where to' field. Flyt uses minimum clicks through the search box process, guiding the user.
