Ly has backgrounds in digital design, product design, and e-commerce along side with a talent for visual arts and storytelling through videomaking.
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2024
With the rise of AI generative software, the possibilities seems endless with just a few prompts. Recently, these AI platforms has been able to generate hyper realistic medias of a real person by just using a single portrait. So what is real, what is not? More than ever, our online identity is at risk for being used for deepfakes.
Solution
To keep up with an increase in online privacy demand. I want to design a mobile app with its main goal is helping users protecting their identity online. The app can also let users upload their image and look up to see if their features have been used in other AI generative apps without consent. The app also provide educational resources for online privacy that the users can access easily within a few tap.
Feature Concepts
The app's standout feature, the image search, distinguishes it from other photo apps. Users can find and report deepfake content through provided links or enable notifications to stay informed. Additionally, a call-to-action informs users about AI regulations.
Users can also interact with POISON - an AI assistant, answering the user’s questions as a specialist on online privacy.
I decided to use the neon green as the primary colour because it is attention grabbing, associate with tech, symbolic (‘The Matrix’ in pop culture). When thinking about neon green, we also associate it with poison. The name of the app, 'Poison,' suggests a protective measure against something harmful—in this case, the misuse of images.
For the app interface, I prefer to use dark theme because it reduces eye strain in low-light conditions, saves battery life on devices with OLED screens, and offers a modern, sleek aesthetic that can enhance visual ergonomics and comfort for users.
This is a personal project for a concept of a mobile app.