DWW - Part 3: Week 3

Our project

Our project is part of the pursuit of the 5th objective among the 17 Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations. This objective is to Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls, and in our project we focus on educating to all forms of discrimination against women and girls. In this context, we decided to create FACTU’ELLE, which is an educational application that particularly targets young people, but also everyone who wants to be aware of how differently women can be treated. Thank’s to our mindmaps, we learnt that discrimination is the result of the acquisition, the transmission and the persistance of stereotypes, sometimes unconsciously and from an early age.

Here you can find the link to every mindmap we made about this objective.

Ines Platel: https://mm.tt/1674586588?t=APWjYHKIBL
Maxime Charlois: https://mm.tt/1667907475?t=1suGh8PJ0l
Khaled Attalah: https://www.mm.tt/1674234994?t=A2G7uBgJb9
https://mm.tt/1674282017?t=I4Ff6OFlfA

APP BUILDING

First, we decided to create an app, for its use of ease and the possibility to get a push notification that can tell the user that the daily question is available. So using Figma, we first created a wireframe, which is the first version of our app, including the main features we want to provide to the user. After creating this wireframe, we made end-user tests to collect relevant feedbacks about the UI and UX aspects of our application. By collecting these feedbacks, we have been able to improve what we created in our initial wireframe, and it’s important that users give their point of view about the design and the content of our project, so that we can match with their needs.

Mockup

The final outcome of our project is this mockup, that has been thought and created to be as intuitive as possible in order to concern the largest possible population. Now it’s your turn to try it by downloading Factu’elle here. (créer un bouton si on y arrive – lien vers prototype figma). How our app works ? First you’re notified every day that the daily question is available. Start by answering this question and see what others answered. Then, if you want to get more knowledge about women and girls’ discrimination, you can choose either to answer previous questions following the theme of your choice, or to test your knowledge with a 10 questions graded test. Feel free to share the question of the day, or your test results.