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Noël Demott Mitch Bischoff Chris O’Connell Fall Semester 2013

Risky Crossings Campaign

Niehoff Urban Studio Introduction to Innovation

Level 1 •Basic Tutorial

Level 2 •Rush Hour Traffic

Level 3 •Intoxicated Cross

Level 4

•Cell Phone Distraction

Level 5 •Drunk Drivers

Level 6

•Combination

•Custom

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• The title screen that is the first screen players encounter.

• Very easy with little distraction/danger

• Features rush hour traffic. • More difficult as more cars are present

• Features distracting text messages which pop up in random places on screen.

• Completion Screen- features pedestrian facts

Start Screen

Level One

Level Two

Level Four

Level Completion Screen

Conjecture Student injures could be significantly reduced through the use of an

educational app and safety reminders at crosswalks.

App is offered to students at orientation to educate them about pedestrian safety.

As incentive, students will be offered a discount at the bookstore for playing the

game. Our app is branded with a logo that features a memorable skull and

crossbones style design.

Risky Crossing App

“Hey! I’m Risky Ricky!”

“Let’s go see what my buddy is up to across campus!”

“It’s already 5 and I need to go study. Hopefully traffic isn’t bad”

“I better text my buddies to see what’s going on tonight.”

“I’m lucky I made it through alive. That level was crazy!”

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To improve pedestrian safety we propose certain crosswalk modifications that would improve

the visibility of the designated crossing areas, as well as the people inside of them.

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Connection of App to the Crosswalk

CROSS SAFELY

CROSS SAFELY

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