Final Design: Child Interface
For the most part we have maintained 3 out of 4 of the main pages that can be navigated to via the icons in the dock at the bottom of the screen. We replaced the Leaderboard page with a Data Usage page after feedback indicated that the Leaderboard had little to no effect on users and didn't motivate them nor give them a sense of accomplishment. Research had pointed to an overview page allowing users to be more aware of their usage habits which could then prompt them to take action to reduce their usage.
We've shifted the Achievements button to the Data Usage page since that was conveyed to us during user testing as a more intuitive and logical position. In terms of functionality, the majority has been kept the same except that now kids can set tasks and also set rewards. In the initial prototype kids were only able to set tasks and parents would then set the rewards for them. During user testing it was indicated that this functionality gave parents too much power and hence caused kids to feel that there was no longer trust. In the final prototype, kids set tasks and rewards, then parents approve it. Parents have the ability to add or decrease rewards where appropriate.