Print a makeup

With the new feature “Print a make-up”, we can empower people with disabilities to express their creativity and confidence and make beauty accessible for all."

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Inspiration

-We consider that disabled people should be trated as everyone else. The products that we design from now on should be inclusive and accesible by everyone that’s why we propose an idea with an universal design

Solution

We propose the following solutions: -Create an additional feature on the ELC website and app that can scan the person face and make recommendations according to the face particularities. -Universal design to provide make-up recommendations to be usable by all people, to the greatest extend possible. -User experience inclusive for everyone, not only disabled or not disabled. -After the products are recommended, option to try on the full make-up by ordering a personalized kit for a single use. -Print your make up and try it on!

Problem

-Lack of assistance/suggestions on the ELC website/app for people with: neuropsyhomotor disabilities, blind or visually impaired, vitiligo disease. -Difficulty in choosing the right products according to the specific needs of each customer. Limited accessibility in online for special necessities. -Besides the in-store testing of ELC make-up products (that is not easily accessible to all people), there’s no option to try on the desired goods.

How we built it

-Project at idea stage -The language to be used depends on the ELC infrastructure as it will need to be integrated with the website/app

What it does

-It offers an accessible solution for applying and trying makeup products

Challenges we ran into

-Create a feature that can be functional for our focus group customers

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