Changing flight paths

Jennifer Payne

Jennifer Payne

August 6, 2019

Code for Canada fellows Andee and Jen interview a recreational drone pilot.
Code for Canada fellows Andee and Jen interview a recreational drone pilot.
We hope to help all users to fly more safely — but especially those spending considerable time & effort, and still flying less safely.
We hope to help all users to fly more safely — but especially those spending considerable time & effort, and still flying less safely.
Just a snippet of the regulations by which recreational drone pilots must abide!
Just a snippet of the regulations by which recreational drone pilots must abide!
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Some of our early wireframes illustrating the wallet concept.
Some of our early wireframes illustrating the wallet concept.
Code for Canada fellow Fatima checks out an area in which to fly our team drone!
Code for Canada fellow Fatima checks out an area in which to fly our team drone!

“This website goes from a …do and don’t blurb straight to 500 pages of legislation… that isn’t zero to sixty, that’s zero to 60,000, with nothing in between. I need a document that I can read in five minutes… that tells me the legal requirements I need to follow.”

A screenshot of the tool, illustrating a single step.
A screenshot of the tool, illustrating a single step.
A screenshot showing a mock up of the ‘Why is this important?’ section. Note that the wireframe does not show actual content :)
A screenshot showing a mock up of the ‘Why is this important?’ section. Note that the wireframe does not show actual content :)
A screenshot of the tool showing the ‘How do I do it best?’ section.
A screenshot of the tool showing the ‘How do I do it best?’ section.
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Progress illustrated by visual progress bars (circles with highlights) and in text (‘0 of 3 complete’).
Progress illustrated by visual progress bars (circles with highlights) and in text (‘0 of 3 complete’).
Visual progress indicator dots changed to green to indicate completion (left image).
Visual progress indicator dots changed to green to indicate completion (left image).
Visual progress indicator dots changed to green to indicate completion (left image).
Titles added to expanded visual progress indicator (right image).

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