After getting in touch with the creator of the OpenLitterMap service Sean Lynch been granted permission to embed the map within my project, I messaged him through LinkedIn, see the image below for the conversation. This is great news for me as the previous company I contacted were not so reluctant to help, despite it being for a good cause, which shows where their true intentions lye, capitalist's that do not really care about the movement. By presenting a solution by allowing the user to build and add to the open database on plastic pollution by incorporating the OpenLitterMap on my web-page at the end of the life cycle analysis of the plastic bottle. By earning Littercoints it will also give the user an incentive to use the OpenLitterMap service.
Concept: My finalised concept will be that of a parallax website which displays the life cycle analysis of a plastic water bottle whilst also visualising open data in a aesthetically pleasing manner and give the user the option to create their own open data, at the end of the life cycle analysis I aim to incorporate the OpenLitterMap which again aids in visualising the scale of the problem world wide and also gives the user an opportunity to help and at the same time and add to this open data bank and be rewarded for their efforts. Target Audience: My target audience will be that of millennial's ages between 11 - 30
I have now finalised the project and create a website which displays the life cycle analysis of a plastic water bottle and then presents the user with a map containing locations of reverse vending machines, and also gives them the option to add their own reverse vending machine location and then share this link.
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