Short Video Platform
for the Elderly
Short Video App for the Elderly
User research / Design guidance / Re-design
With the development of the Internet, the elderly gradually begin to have an Internet life. And short videos have become one of the ways they rely on for entertainment. For the physiological and psychological problems they have to face after becoming elderly, what should short video software do?
Physical & Cognitive Insights
Physical & Cognitive Insights
WCAG2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Gridlines )
Insights on new needs, new experiences and new applications in the 5G era of the communication industry: Insights on the digital life of the Yinfa people in first-tier and second-tier cities
Research on interactive design of aging kitchen appliances based on multi-channel behavior characteristics_ Yuan Fang
Research on interactive design of intelligent tv interface for the elderly based on cognitive psychology_ Hu Zhiyuan
WCAG2.1 (Web Content Accessibility Gridlines )
Insights on new needs, new experiences and new applications in the 5G era of the communication industry: Insights on the digital life of the Yinfa people in first-tier and second-tier cities
Research on interactive design of aging kitchen appliances based on multi-channel behavior characteristics_ Yuan Fang
Research on interactive design of intelligent tv interface for the elderly based on cognitive psychology_ Hu Zhiyuan
Design Solutions
Design Solutions
Impact
This project delivered a structured research framework and a set of elderly-oriented design principles that have been formally documented as an internal design guide.
The guidebook is now reused across the HaoKan design team, helping unify understanding of elderly user needs, streamline the design process, and support the creation of a coherent senior mode for the platform.
Beyond this project, the methodology and insights have informed broader accessibility discussions within the company and continue to serve as a reference for future ageing-related work.
This project delivered a structured research framework and a set of elderly-oriented design principles that have been formally documented as an internal design guide.
The guidebook is now reused across the HaoKan design team, helping unify understanding of elderly user needs, streamline the design process, and support the creation of a coherent senior mode for the platform.
Beyond this project, the methodology and insights have informed broader accessibility discussions within the company and continue to serve as a reference for future ageing-related work.