Cerebriti is an educational application for primary school children (6 – 12 years old), which helps kids to reinforce their knowledge of the subjects, through games, adapted to their level and their age. Children can also play with their friends through challenges.
Parents can see the evolution of their children through statistics and notes. The subjects and the game time per day are fully controlled and adapted.
My role in this application was as UX Designer, I started with UX Research, checking other apps, comparing and observing their processes.
After that, I did wireframes for all the screens, we were working in sprints of 4 weeks when each sprint had finished I checked the designs to be sure that everything was ok.
When we had the first release of the app, I conducted a usability test with kids, user interviews in a school that revealed interesting results.
Finally, when the app is in the final sprint I’m testing everything.
The app will be available in the stores in November.
Design of all the screens of the app, definition and design of the new navigation and flows, for example, user registration flow.
We prepare InVison prototypes to help the design team and developers team to understand the new flows of the app.
We spend one day in El Casillo Scholl (https://elcastillo.sek.es/) interviewing 10 kids of 5 of the primary. We conducted the test in pairs, in this way, kids perceived the test like they were playing with his friend, not as a test. They only have the task of playing and talking aloud about their impressions together.
In addition, we asked the kids some questions about the characters and the scenarios, we needed to evaluate that our monsters and the storytelling work perfectly.
These user interviews in a school revealed interesting results.
