The project lasted six weeks and followed a structured design process. I began with a preparation phase, outlining my planning, methods, and goals. In the research phase, I conducted both desk and field research. Desk research revealed a lack of accessible data but highlighted the seriousness of the issue. After that i went on with interviews, which gave me powerful personal insights into how unsafe many women feel while going out. From there, I moved into the define phase, where I created user profiles, framed the problem, set design principles, and clarified the direction of the solution. In the design phase, I translated my research into a digital prototype. The key features were designed with and tested by the target audience to ensure usability and relevance. After testing, I refined the product based on feedback and delivered the final prototype along with a concept video.