ALL MISSIONS

Civic interface

Wayfinder

A route is only useful if everyone can take it.

KAI overlooking a dense city with clear orange paths across rooftops and bridges

ROLE

Mapping concept, interaction, visual system

YEAR

2146 / fictional

SKILLS

Mapping UI / Inclusive design / Responsive systems

CHAPTER

Then, we found a way through.

THE BREAK

Old maps assumed that elevators, ramps, and transit signals still worked. People needed routes based on current, shared conditions.

THE IDEA

A resilient local route map with clear accessibility markers, human-confirmed updates, and visible alternatives rather than one opaque recommendation.

THE BUILD

The case explores a large-format kiosk, a small-device view, and a route language based on strong orange paths and lime confirmation nodes. Critical directions use text and shape, never color alone.

Neighbors using an accessible route kiosk beside a lit ramp

Neighbors using an accessible route kiosk beside a lit ramp

THE INTERACTION

On desktop, clicking one of three route markers updates a companion route caption. On mobile, use a static accessible list.

WHAT CHANGED

The map becomes a promise that more people can move through the city together.

Narrative demo copy, not a performance claim

Story

Disconnected streets and dead transit screens make Vela difficult to cross. KAI maps safe paths with neighbors.

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