Responses 2

Below is our second google form we have set up and sent out to the same people we sent the first google form.

As part of our exercise section we will have many goals for the user. This keeps them motivated and interested.

Exercises we will include

• Cross Crawl Clap exercise

• 1 Lift left knee up and tap with right hand (while standing)

• 2 Clap both hands together above the head while replacing L foot on the ground.

• 3 Lift right knee and tap with left hand.

• Simple crawling

• Climbing up stairs

• Log roll

• Daily plan

• Events

• Grocery list

• Special reminders

• Things to do

• Reminder to meditate

*Adding in mediation reminders to calm them. Often students with dyslexia there brain can get very tried so this just reminds them to take a deep breath and relax*

There will be a small description about each setting so they can understand more easily.

• Different fonts

• Filters

• Colours

• Hue/intensity

Scan is important for including technology in everyday life.

This section mainly includes fun brain stimulating tests and games for users to take.

Carol O'donovan

Your prototype was forwarded to me by David Ward for comment. As I don’t have any context in terms of whose designing it or the target market eg age range of users, I can only broadly comment. If I’m right, the app looks like it’s geared towards 1) having fun 2) getting used to using apps and 3) supporting ‘organisational skills’ which is generally a secondary challenge for individuals with dyslexic characteristics - so fantastic job there.

I would suggest adding an additional tab for ‘new word of the day’ and providing images associated with the word or letters in order to foster spelling and perhaps a tab for practicing ‘spelling’ and easily accessing the ‘thesaurus’.

Also in the settings I would consider adding ‘accessories’ to be able to select ‘voice on’ to assist with reading words or text in the app.

Best of luck with developing your prototype. It’s looking great.