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Game App (User Problem (User 'Sam' (Loves playing video games,…

- - - - A personal impact of this app is that it will allow for people to save money with reduced water bills as well as benefits from recycling bottles and cans. It will also be able to educate a wide variety of people on the benefits of recycling and caring about the environment.
    - - This app will inform a large variety of people in the value of looking after the planet and environment and will help reduce litter, waste, and excess water consumption.
    - - A social impact of this app is that it will effect peoples perception of recycling and the environment. This will allow for more public knowledge about caring for the environment and the planet.
- - - - Focused on educating people about how to effectively recycle. As well as which bin to use and what items are recyclable
      - Has a feature to track where a users rubbish is going to help the user understand the importance of recycling
      - Has both a mobile app and website
      - The app has options to select what rubbish goes in what bin, similar to the game that will be made
      - Has a very plain and ordinary design with minimal options and features
    - - Is focused on motivating the user into recycling and getting started with helping the environment
      - Has pages dedicated to educating the user on how to properly recycle
      - Has features that tell the user what rubbish belongs in which bin
      - Has a more fluid and modern design
      - Alerts the user about bin nights and has reminds that help the user remember to do their recycling
- - - - Will have buttons to access all other screens except for the carbon footprint and recycling education screens which will be linked once the user finishes the game
      - Will have a 'disclaimer' link at the bottom of the page which will link to www.qld.gov.au/legal/disclaimer
      - Will have an 'about us' button next to the disclaimer that will give a brief overview of the app, why it was made, and other relevant information
    - - The game will have a start button so that the user isn't immediately met with the started game
      - There will be a low opacity image of the controls in the top right corner of the screen so that the user knows how to play. This may be replaced with an image that is shown when the user presses the start button (with a 'don't show again' button)
      - Once the user finishes the game a screen will appear with their score as well as buttons that will take them to the carbon footprint and recycling education screens to give them further information
    - - There will be several text fields which will be categorised into the different types of refundable items and their value. There will also be an image of a typical item that matches the description so that the user is easily able to see what is what
    - - The user will be able to insert how much they spend on their water bills. They will also need to specify approximately how many litres they use on watering plants, and how long they have showers for. A rough estimate of the amount of litres saved will be calculated and then the rate per litre will be applied to determine their total savings
      - There will be a standard that the users is compared to and shown as a 'golden example' of what a water bill and usage rate could and should be
    - - This screen will show the user information about the impact of pollution and how it is killing wildlife and destroying ecosystems. It will also display some facts about 'how we can stop it' to help the user understand how to contribute to the solution not the problem
    - - This screen will show the user information about the impact of land fill and other waste on the environment. It will also give them facts about pollution and other relevant information. There will also be a 'how we can stop it' section which will inform the user on how the can to recycle effectively and other good habits
    - - The 'about us' screen will show the user why the app was made, who made it, and when. It will also have a link to the disclaimer.
    - - This screen will show the user information about what a carbon footprint is and how they can reduce there's. It will also show what the planet is doing to combat carbon emissions. The effect of deforestation and other related facts will also be shown
    - - This screen will display information about recycling and how to do it effectively. It will also show the user steps about how to properly recycle. Information about the environment and the effect not recycling has will also be show
    - - The impacts and benefits of recycling and using the app will be spread throughout many of the sections including; the impact screens, the education screens, and at the end of the game.
      - Information will be provided that will better the users carbon footprint as well as information that will help them be able to help the environment.
  - - - Heading 1 must have a colour contrast of at least 3:1
      - Verdana must be the primary font and secondary can be Helvetic, Ariel, and sans serif
      - Link colours must be different to other text colours and must have a colour contrast of at least 4.5:1
      - The Queensland Government logo must be placed in the top left corner of the screen on every screen
      - There must be a contact us, and help pages included on the home screen
        
        The contact page must have (where applicable); counter locations, telephone numbers, fax numbers, postal addresses, email addresses
        
        The help page must include; accessibility features, including access keys, browser support, searching and navigation options, viewing and downloading non-HTML documents.
      - Copyright and privacy information must be stored and linked to in seperate pages and all relevant information must be given
    - - Different title for each different page
      - Headings must be on every page
      - Error messages must be clear and specific and give clear details on how the user can fix the issue
      - Error messages must now cause a complete reset of the form, if applicable
      - Sub-heading must have a meaningful hierarchy
      - Interactive text fields/forms must have a visible label to show allow interaction
      - appropriate contrast between text and backgrounds