The brief for this project was to design a translation device for a specific target audience that directly catered to their wants and needs.

In response I developed Speak-Ezy, a device intended to help children aged 5-12 to improve their foreign language skills by not only translating words and phrases on the spot, but providing the ability to revise them at a later time with the ‘save’ function.

I wanted to create a vibrant and sturdy product that could withstand even the most robust of users, with minimal buttons to streamline the translation process.