Recall
Product site and family workspace for a living memory archive used by people with dementia.
Recall is a living archive for people with cognitive decline: a screen at home that opens photographs, people and instructions with one tap of a card. The public site explains it to families in three languages; the workspace behind it lets children and carers add memories from their phones.
Trilingual marketing site and archive-service page. Family workspace: memory shelf, missions, roles. Kiosk display driven by NFC cards. Design system: warm paper, one accent, mono labels.
Design goals
Two audiences, one product. Christine’s screen had to work with no mouse, no menus and nothing to remember, driven by a card and a remote. Her family’s workspace had to feel like a normal, fast web app on a phone. One design system holds both: warm paper, a single accent, mono labels, and a great deal of restraint.
