Springboard iOS app allowed kids to upload their digital creations to a single Camp platform. It supported project files from our Music, Coding, Film & Animation Studios.
I take a behind the scenes look at how I led the creation of Springboard and The Pool in my Human-Centered Process Case Study if you want to see all the nitty gritty details. Otherwise, view the final project and outcomes below.
Scope:
45 Camps around the U.S. serving about 30,000 kids
My Role:
- Design Strategy
- Product Management
- UX Design
- React Native Styles
Outcomes
- Daily upload count 50%-60% of all Camp attendances
Camper Uploads
With many of Steve & Kate’s sites serving over 200 free-roaming campers a day, Springboard made it easily possible to hang on to a song recording or film. We first released it as a small experiment to see if there was interest in sharing digital files with parents. The resounding answer was yes! As a result of that early experimentation, I not only redesigned Springboard, I designed the Pool so kids could also see and share their work at Camp.
Campers used QR codes to upload
Preseason Uploads
Many of our site directors held Pre-Season pop-up events so parents and kids could get a taste of Camp before registering for the Summer. Springboard also supported uploads without accounts so that families could save their animations via email and Directors could reach out after the event.
Kids and parents could create & upload stop motion animations at Pre-Season events
