Bio

Kirsten is graduating as a student at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee with a Bachelor Degree in Design and Visual Communication. Kirsten is a seriously playful designer, passionate about the active lifestyle, which resonates, through my visual storytelling. Award winning and a humble appreciation in sports and play, Kirsten finds ways to make her enjoyment in physical activities relate within her design work. She has gained valuable experience and is confident she will satisfy her future clients needs through her efficiency, self-motivation and a continuous smile.

Project Description

Boom is a fitness tracker that focuses specifically on young children ages five through seven. To make this product fun I designed a packaging product that would be visually appealing to the target audience. Having said, the monkey’s face is found on the outside of the package with his ears sticking out to give depth and dimension. The middle of the package can be opened and the children can place their fitness trackers when not in use or needs to be charged. The charger is powered by a battery and can be found on the bottom of the package. This package is made for storage as well as a place to refuel your fitness tracker.

Research Question

How can technology be the leading product in lowering children hood obesity in ages 5 through 10 by enabling healthy habits?