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Transgender Day of Visibility Web Experience

  • Mar 11
  • 1 min read

Updated: May 29

The Transgender Day of Visibility Web Experience was created for Ball State University's Office of Inclusive Excellence and made available during a "Holding Space for Trans People" event.

Two scenarios were available for users to click through: an experience where the trans character needed to decide on which bathroom to use, and an experience where the trans character navigates tough conversations during a doctor's appointment.

The experience was playable on tablet kiosks around the event, with QR code access for users who wanted to play on their own devices.


Wireframed webpage showing the experience introduction, a QR code box, and two cards for the bathroom experience and the doctor experience, each with explore more options.
Home page wireframe which allows the user to choose between two experiences or scan a QR code to allowing the user to take the experience with them.
Wireframed screen about a trans man at a gas station deciding which bathroom to use, with Women’s Bathroom and Men’s Bathroom buttons.
Wireframes showing what a user would see as they clicked through and made decisions throughout the experience.
Overview of web experience wireframe, showing the organization of the two separate scenarios
Full wireframe following the two separate scenarios from the home page to the results page.


Clickable prototype:


 
 
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Jaiden Shortt (He/They)

BSU Media Design and Development '27

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