Role

UX/UI, User Research

Platform

mobile web-app

enough.

Problem

Public harassment is a global problem affecting individuals of all ages, races, genders, and cultures. Despite its frequent occurrence, harassment often remains unreported, ignored, or minimized.

Role

On top of contributing to the project strategy and concept, I was responsible for designing the platform’s information architecture, creating low fidelity mock ups of the "stories" and "reporting" features, and high fidelity mock ups of the "reporting" feature.

enough. is a mobile web application, connecting those who have experienced, or are at risk of harassment, to relevant services, providing them with practical next steps, emotional support and learning resources.

Hierarchy of Needs

Before knowing what the form of our project would be, we created a list of goals that we felt needed to be met by our product and used them as our guiding principles throughout our process.
  1. Providing emotional validation and support
  2. Actionable items
  3. Additional resources

Long-term Goal

Equip individuals who have experienced harassment with practical next steps and emotional support.

Proposal

enough. aims to give people actionable steps when facing or are witnessing harassment, offering people the means to document cases of sub-criminal harassment, connecting them them to local services such as lawyers, counsellors or social groups and educating themselves on what they can do as a bystander.

Our proposal aims only to tackle sub-criminal harassment, offenses such as glaring, cat calling, lewd comments, etc.

Information Architecture

Feature Breakdown

Creating a Document: Onboarding

Creating a Document: Documentation

Documenting incidences help users establish a timeline and reveal patterns in repeated cases of harassment. Users will also have the opportunity to export documents into PDFs, allowing them keep hardcopies of incidents reports to use as evidence if they wish to take further action.

After your documentation is done, enough. will also help connect you with a list of relevant services that can help you take additional action.

View and Sharing Stories

Viewing and posting personal experiences creating a sense of “strength in numbers” and enforces the feeling that users are not alone.

Learning about Harassment and Intervention Methods

Learn to spot harassment and what users can do when they see someone experience harassment.

Additional Resources

Connecting people to local professional services and organizations if they wish to seek additional help and support.

Sketches

Early Interface Sketches

Interaction Sketches

Digital Mockups

Grey Scale

We were lucky enough to have the opportunity to get direct feedback from two senior designers from SAP. Key points that helped us move forward:

Initial Iteration

We user tested this iteration of our documenting process with two design students.Feedback and takeaways we got:

Final Form

Reflection

As a cis male who has personally never faced harassment, getting to work on this project was an extremely eye-opening experience. To be able to do this project, I knew I had to heavily rely on my ability to empathize and understand a perspective that I personally had no experience with. Stepping far away from my comfort zone, the challenge this project brought has taught me the importance of being empathetic in the decisions I make when designing. Relying not on my own experiences and expectations but on research and personal stories from those who have experienced harassment.

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