Capstone Group B03: Orka
Gender minorities entering the technology field experience imposter phenomenon (IP) at a disproportionate rate as compared to their male counterparts. Phenomenality aims to mitigate the effects of perceived inadequacy by encouraging users to reflect on and celebrate their daily accomplishments in a journal-like manner. Through consistent, affirmative self-talk, a Likert scale quiz, and personalized IP alleviation strategies, Phenomenality provides gender minorities with the resources to optimize their potential, boost their confidence, and ultimately flourish in their professional environments.
- Record your daily professional accomplishments
- Tag with industry-related terms to promote quick and easy filtering when recalling
- Take a quiz to learn about five of the widely-recognized IP archetypes
- Learn about IP mitigation strategies unique to your IP archetype
https://phenomenality-bdf65.web.app/
This product is inspired by work from Autumn 2021 UW INFO 442: Cooperative Software Development with the same group.
Project Repo: https://github.com/ZachGrande/Phenomenality
Published Capstone Site: https://ischool.uw.edu/capstone/projects/2022/phenomenality-helping-gender-minorities-mitigate-imposter-phenomenon
- Elise Adams
- Zach Grande
- Rachel Kinkley
- Tiffany Tse
- Valerie Tse