006 : Daily Visual Agenda

There are categories of audiences with special needs for whom traditional, commonly used applications, such as calendars, are not usable. People with disabilities are a particular case in point. Indeed, traditional applications are based on user interfaces that require abilities that can be altered to a point that makes them unusable. This is especially true for people with multiple disabilities who are unable to interact with, or even read, the information communicated by these applications.

The objective of this internship is to develop a basic diary application that will allow a resident with a severe disability to be informed and prepared for the different activities of his day: to know these activities, their temporal sequence and to identify for each one the person who will be in charge of them. Due to the very specific public targeted, a large amount of interface testing was done in collaboration with the foundation's therapists.