Everyday Angela goes to high school by public transport in Detroit, and her hearing disability never affected her. Then one day, her mom heard the story about her classmate, a girl who got assaulted Because of that, Angela's mom became more anxious for her deaf daughter’s well being Ever since then she began to look for possible solutions, but they were all too expensive or unpopular to trust
We have over 600k deaf or head of hearing residents in Michigan now! Isn’t that unbelievable? 600k dead/hard of hearing people! That’s 1 person of for every 3 households in every city in every neighborhood, and also includes babies and their mothers
Introducing BeAware, an assistant for the deaf and hard of hearing.
Video Walkthrough - https://vimeo.com/678886593
Now thanks to BeAware, when Jacob is delivering packages, thank's to the Alert functionality, he’s finally alerted of any emergency sirens blaring while he’s driving, so he can pull to the side. And, when Matt goes to the store to pick up his groceries, he doesn’t need special assistance to communicate thanks to the emoji board
We believe that people with passion can change the world. And we believe that in this world, people can change it for the better. Let’s bring BeAware to life, and enable those believers.
So when Grandma Gina is looking after her grandkids, she knows exactly when the babies need attention. We want people like her to not even realize that they’re deaf
This app consists of a several lists, grids and navigation concepts to form the complex UI. This app illustrates several concepts in SwiftUI Mobile Development including
- Use of several Apple frameworks like WidgetKit, AVKit, AVFoundation, Speech, PhotosUI, Foundation, UserNotifications, SwiftUI
- Creation of a Widget and communicating with the App
- SwiftUI Page lifecycle events
- Navigation/Routing between pages
- Usage of SwiftUI & Swift for software development
- Splash or Launch Screen implementation in a SwiftUI project
- We designed the UI in Sketch
- Improve stability
- Use view models and split the complex views
- Add unit tests
- Add UI Automation tests
- Adding a github action for building
- Fork this repo and Create a PR if you want to tackle any of the To Do's
- This app follows the basic SwiftUI tutorials from different websites, and so you can go through the commit history to see each of the buildable stages.
- You can use this code to create a deaf assistant with your own customizations