Helping Hand

The Project

To solve the problem of people taking photos instead of helping at road accidents, we suggest making a fun game. This game will teach players about staying safe on the roads. They'll answer easy questions about things like traffic signs and how to cross the street safely. With cool pictures and fun animations, the game will be both educational and enjoyable. By playing, people will learn to be safer on the roads, making things better for everyone.

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Team Comments

We chose to make this project because we noticed a serious problem: when accidents happen on the road, instead of helping, people often start taking photos. This can delay help for those who need it. We wanted to do something about it.

One challenge was simplifying complex road safety concepts for easy understanding. We addressed this by using clear language, engaging visuals, and real-life examples. Iterative testing helped refine the content for maximum clarity and impact.

Given more time, I would expand the game with additional levels and more diverse scenarios. I'd also integrate feedback loops for continuous improvement based on user interactions. Additionally, I'd explore ways to make the game accessible to a wider audience, including those with disabilities.