LET'S NOT OPEN IT

This week was one of the most exciting moments of the entire project. After months of research, interviews, iterations, playtesting, redesigns, and validation sessions, we finally presented our project in a live demo pitch. It was the first time we were able to see people experience Let's Not Open That as a complete product rather than as a concept, prototype, or work in progress. And honestly, the response exceeded our expectations. Questions After the Demo Many were curious

This week, we worked on two main tracks: refining the app experience and preparing everything we need for the end-of-year presentation. Polishing the App Design After several rounds of testing, we made final visual and UX adjustments to make the game feel clearer, lighter, and more complete. One of the biggest design decisions was changing the color palette to pastel red and pastel blue. Since our game deals with political tension, red and blue naturally suggest opposing side

This week, our focus was on improving the experience through continued validation and iteration. After multiple rounds of testing with participants, we returned to the prototype with a clearer understanding of where users felt comfortable, where they hesitated, and what helped the experience become more natural and engaging over time. Instead of making random additions, every change we implemented this week came directly from real user behavior and feedback. Creating a Softer