PsyScore

  • Working in collaboration with William Joseph (B Corp), we set out to respond to a brief that asked the following questions:

    - How do we make digital products that do good?

    - What are the principles that the best follow and where do the poorest fall down?

    - What rules should every digital product or service follow?

    My group members and I were selected to showcase this project at the Collaborative Project Show with Loughborough University London.

  • Our team, focusing on mental health services for university students, created our project idea of PsyScore, a platform for the pilot evaluation of web-based mental health services.

    My team and I conducted extensive research to gain the perspectives of users of these services, website designers, and psychologists, to develop in-depth criteria for the service’s evaluation system.

    PsyScore’s user-friendly interface allows users to enter the URL of a mental health service website, prompting the service’s web crawler technology and trained AI model to analyse the website with our criteria and finally generate a concise and evaluative visual report.

PsyScore presentation

We aimed to create a toolkit and evaluation system for web-based mental health services. This presentation video details the research, analysis, and explanation of our project.

Table 1: PsyScore Guidelines & Criteria: Text Analysis & Tags

Table 2: Example of PsyScore Criteria for Student Space Evaluation

Figure 1: Example of Visualised Report from PsyScore

Figure 2: PsyScore Handbook Preview

Figures 3-6: PsyScore Website High-Fidelity Map