1) People in Recovery (The Rebuilders)
Characteristics:
- Currently in treatment, therapy, or self-recovery
- Eager to break free from recording, calculating, tracking
- Easily influenced by algorithm-driven content
This website helps them:
- Reduce triggering content
- Build gentle daily decision-making approaches
- Relearn to trust their bodies
2) People Trapped by Diet Algorithms (The Cycle Breakers)
They know:
- How scrolling videos leads to endless "weight loss tips"
- Algorithms create a thorny timeline — the more you watch, the more it hurts
This website helps them:
- Redesign their information feed
- Understand "why the same type of content keeps appearing"
- Move from "comparison" to "awareness"
3) People Who Want to Support Friends (The Safe Supporters)
They may:
- Not be directly affected, but want to understand
- Want to have conversations, but fear saying the wrong thing
- Want to care, but don't know where to start
This website provides:
- What to say & what not to say
- Guidance-based support (not supervision)
- Shareable resource links (NEDA, WHO)
4) Educators & Information Designers (The System Changers)
They will:
- Use this content for classrooms, projects, design prototypes
- Use it as UX, information architecture, data visualization case studies
- Apply empathy instead of functionalist design
This website provides:
- "How algorithms affect body narratives" as a formal research topic
- Visualization method suggestions
- Ethical framework (no tracking, no quantification, no judgment)