TeamSafer UI
| Deliverables | Wireframes, mockups, styled Android UI, styled iOS UI, styled desktop UI |
|---|---|
| Activities | Information design, software development |
| Technologies | Apple iOS, Android, Sencha Touch, Twitter Bootstrap |
| Developers |
Steve Williams (Aegis) – Architecture Yong Lee (Aegis) – Back End Justin Lee (ANTS) – Front End (Mobile) Ed Guan (ANTS) – Front End (Desktop) Suryadi Wen (Aegis) – Android and iOS Clients Peter Featherstone (Aegis) – Android Client Eva Pradhan (Aegis) – iOS Client |
GEICO proposal, TeenSafer, TEXTL8R, and TeenSafer v2
TeamSafer is a distracted-driving combating mobile app for iOS and Android based on Aegis Mobility’s FleetSafer product.
Because FleetSafer is intended to prevent use of a mobile device while driving, its interface is spartan, allowing only for passenger override and emergency dialing. FleetSafer relies on a desktop web portal for configuring the service and viewing reports.
With TeamSafer, we aimed to enable configuring the service and displaying reports on the mobile device itself – while not driving, of course.
I first visualized TeamSafer for a proposal to GEICO, then reworked it for a proposal to the Iowa Department of Transportation. After that I focused on the interaction design for TeenSafer.
Aegis won the Iowa DOT contract, developers were brought on and we worked together to refine the flows and build the product. These efforts culminated in the release of Iowa DOT’s TEXTL8R distracted driving product.
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TEXTL8R proposal: Rendered mockup of the TeenSafer tablet app.
TEXTL8R: Ars Technica writeup about Aegis’ Iowa contract win.