The design process involved user research to deeply understand how children interact with outdoor environments, which informed the development of interactive tools tailored to encourage natural exploration.      

    The solution was implemented through both software and hardware, with a strong focus on user-friendly interfaces and seamless interaction.              Usability testing with children and their caregivers provided valuable insights, leading to refinements that significantly improved engagement with nature-focused activities. 
   Ultimately, the project received positive feedback from both the children and their mothers, highlighting its success as a UX-driven solution to address nature deficit disorder.