A website to share people's stories — Made with Google
Google’s app, Project Relate, utilizes machine learning to help individuals with non-standard speech communicate. For the app’s beta launch, we created a website to drive awareness and adoption. Through the use of WebGL, we showed the scale and scope of non-standard speech. The site took into consideration performance, screen reading, color contrast, and other accessibility factors.
We conducted dozens of interviews with Project Relate users to learn about their experiences with non-standard speech. Then we used their stories to demonstrate the impact that Project Relate has on communication.
From the beginning, we knew that this site had to have a higher degree of accessibility features than standard sites.
We also wanted to make sure that the site was easy to navigate, especially for our core audience: speech pathologists, medical experts, and family members.
The launch of Project Relate was celebrated by a variety of communities, and it earned write-ups in Forbes, CNET, and various other publications, as well as awards from multiple design competitions.
Experience Project Relate here: https://sites.research.google/relate/
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