Rimlab is a program by the Public Information Cultural Factory (Finland), that creates workshops for young people where they learn how to create music and discover their talents.
The program has a huge positive impact in the lives of kids and teenagers and it was a humbling experience to work with such a talented team to create their digital artists publication.
I led and designed the creation of their digital publication in a team of two, working closely with the workshop creators. The publication was meant to be private, due to privacy rights that are stricter for projects like this where it involves young people. So we explored different possibilities, from e-book to interactive private website with React.
The content kept growing and the categorisation was a bit challenge to keep considering an e-book, so the project was envisioned as a web-based application where authors could keep adding content. After various ideation sessions and testing a few options to gather feedback, I built a final high-fi prototype to test more deeply with the team and kids.
I was one of two designers, and the principal interaction-designer. We worked in agile teams, collaborating and innovating along with one instructional designer and a developer.
This was a project to bring science closer to kids' interests by making it exciting and playful
more educational projects to be added soon...