Project Name: RideWise

Public transportation in the U.S. is complex and often inaccessible to key stakeholders, including tourists, elderly or disabled individuals, and non-native English speakers. Fragmented apps, inconsistent signage, and language barriers further reduce usability. Our project aims to simplify and enhance the public transit experience through an app that offers accessible and inclusive features, making navigation, planning, and commuting easier for everyone.

Project Link: https://www.figma.com/proto/xgd3ZsDGEM3n2lYGPtmCWk/RideWise?node-id=140-100&p=f&t=plwipcrVMjXgq2D0-1&scaling=scale-down&content-scaling=fixed&page-id=0%3A1

Ishmael Beccles-Jones

Joe Magro

Julian Carroll

Michael Trent

Project Name:

ChoreCore

Problem Space:

With ChoreCore, we wanted to help solve the tedium and boredom that is associated with household chores; leading to making the completion of them more likely through creating a community and social environment that would foster encouragement and motivation.​

Project Link: https://balsamiq.cloud/skkakgm/pix5rhd

Trip planning can be overwhelming. Whether it’s generic itineraries, too many resources, or decision fatigue, all of these are prevalent issues in planning trips. Our project aims to find a solution to users' struggles with planning their trips.

https://www.figma.com/proto/245FY13Qi6iMqjhFcBiJpN/Dash-Trip?node-id=0-1&t=Sv2n0lol0w4kaQ5Q-1

Urban cyclists struggle to find available, safe, and convenient bike racks and lack access to real-time availability data and trusted community feedback about rack quality or safety. Our project addresses this gap by designing a mobile app that helps users locate, review, and bookmark public bike racks.

https://www.figma.com/proto/jBzCswnKkhyhRnSMzjQljQ/GP3-1?node-id=0-1&t=6YdVViLpRujfOwNW-1

https://usabi.li/do/qspmcs2mz0fo/hw5wjb

Lyssna link - https://app.lyssna.com/do/diwanc4ernwg/68ntgr

Figma design - https://www.figma.com/design/EIouLRZvnlAFApCGlQoX5T/INFO310?t=EIwyYGxCAeDmmfLx-1

Our project focuses on designing a digital platform that helps people discover, plan, and reflect on social events based on shared interests. We aimed to solve a common problem among young adults: the difficulty of finding meaningful, low-pressure ways to connect with others outside of structured environments like work or school.

Our primary stakeholders were young adults and college students seeking community, structure, and belonging in their social lives. These individuals often struggle with isolation or a lack of informal social opportunities, especially in post-pandemic environments. Our goal was to design a tool that reduces social friction, makes it easier to join activities, and supports emotional wellness through reflection and routine.

FinFi

https://www.figma.com/proto/mlCZ1tyNrAgwfj9oE1rOoR/Mobile-App-Design-for-Financial-Health--Custom-Avatar-"FinFi"-Game-App-Concept?node-id=1249-401&p=f&t=9keNMoJYx7YwMKz4-0&scaling=min-zoom&content-scaling=fixed&page-id=0%3A1&starting-point-node-id=1249%3A401

Our design focus on financial awareness in young adults/students. As young adults/students find themselves free from the financial contraints of their parents, they tend to start spending on their wants and without thinking of the consquences. Our design helps young adults/students manage their finances as well as develop good fiancial habits.

Problem Space: Academic disengagement caused by traditional, passive study tools.

Below in the comment section we have included a link to our finalized prototype.

Dinder streamlines at-home meal planning, linking users with chefs via an iteratively refined, user-tested platform for seamless and pleasant culinary events.

can be found at

https://themachinepodcast.us/dinder/