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colorblind-Accessible
smart fridge
the challenge

When was the last time you saw an accessible feature for colorblind individuals? Other than corrective glasses...​

The Product

Smart Fridges: the newest technology is finally in your kitchen. The leading one in the market, Samsung, is more accessible than most. With the rise of competitors, Samsung needs something to set them apart.

our solution

Customization. Users need to be able to customize their fridge to their needs, not just put it in grayscale. To do this, they need our new Colorblind-Assist technology, that saturates colors and makes the screen easier to read.

The medium

An Instagram Story that demonstrates the difference in colorblindness on regular smart fridge versus our feature.

An out-of-home advertisement on a grocery cart, for stores like Costco, that sell refrigerators.

A radio advertisement, to be played on streaming platforms​ such as Spotify and Pandora. 

The Team

Myself & Julia DeMarco

Creative brief

Target Audience: 25-34 year old, upper middle class males, known as the Cool-Tone Consumer.

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Creative Direction: Cool-Tone Consumers should not have to sacrifice their perception of color for accessibility. 

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Slogan: See it your way.

See it your way!
Instagram Story
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What if it were animated?
So Much better!

The advertisement shows how unreadable the average smart fridge is for colorblind individuals, specifically for deuteranopia. Deuteranopia is red-green colorblindness. 

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Art Director & Animator: Paige Mudd

Copywriter: Julia DeMarco

Believe it, or not, the feature actually works!
"Yeah, 'see it now'
is easier to read."

- my brother, David, who has deuteranopia

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Grocery Cart

Costco, Home Depot, and any store with a fridge section is fair game! 

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Art Director: Julia DeMarco

Copywriter: Paige Mudd

Music Streaming advertisement

Music streaming is in, radio is out! What better way to reach people than a witty, playful advertisement between the music they love?

Copywriters: Paige Mudd & Julia DeMarco

Cover: Paige Mudd

Mark: Charlie McCommack

Vivian: Sydney Miller

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