What are humane design features? UnderlineLisa uses a messaging app to chat with her friends. When Lisa is doing homework, she uses the Do Not Disturb setting on the app. It blocks alerts during times Liso sets. Her friends receive a message letting

them know she is not available until her chosen end time. The app also keeps track of how many minutes

Lisa is using it. She can check the app at the end of each day to see her total screen time. She con also set

goals to help her use the app more or less. Liso can win badges for meeting those time limit goals.

Question:

Underline the examples of humane design features of the App.

Lisa uses a messaging app to chat with her friends. When Lisa is doing homework, she uses the Do Not  Disturb setting on the app. It blocks alerts during times Lisa sets. Her friends receive a message letting  them know she is not available until her chosen end time. The app also keeps track of how many minutes  Lisa is using it. She can check the app at the end of each day to see her total screen time. She can also set  goals to help her use the app more or less. Lisa can win badges for meeting those time limit goals.

Would this app add value or meaning to Lisa's life? Why, or why not?

The App will add value and meaning to Lisa's life.

Explanation:

The humane design features are underlined above.

The app would add meaning to Lisa's life because life is a summation of all the time we have.

It is important to send messages and chat with friends, family and business acquaintances. However, to spend almost all the time doing that becomes unproductive, leading to a waste of Lisa's life.

This time management feature and availability notifications help Lisa to focus on what's important so she can do the right thing at the right time.

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