ElderLeap website has been designed for multiple devices: Desktop and Mobile. The challenge was to understand how different elements and components differ on multiple devices. However, this was solved through conducting existing market research and user testing.
ElderLeap was solely designed with the user in consideration. It was key to be inclusive of elderly people's needs, such as lack of technology skills, shorter retention spans and deteriorating eyesight. To accommodate to these needs type size was made quite large, navigation was simple and obvious, and clear colour contrast was used. Blogs I used to help me understand UX design for elderly users were by Usability Geek and Econsultancy.
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