Application Development Document.
Name of App – Childs Healthy Lifestyle
Purpose: To promote a healthy lifestyle for children
Brief:
•	Healthy Living Mobile App
•	Aimed at schoolchildren (5-17 years)
•	Target Audience will be children aged 9-11 years as the some of the info may be too advanced for 5-7 year olds and too simple for 14-17 year olds.
•	Looks fun with bright colours
•	Works on both Android and IOS
•	3 types of media (text, images, animation, audio or video)
•	At least 6 separate pages

Healthy living topics:
•	Healthy eating
•	Staying active
•	Mental health
•	Staying social
•	Self-awareness/awareness of others

I would want to use ReactX to build the app however due to time constraints I will construct the app using WordPress and simple code. I accept that it will not function as well or look amazing, however it could be used as a prototype.
I will use Microsoft Visual Studio Code to code the final version as I have used it before and am used to the layout. I will open and test it in Microsoft Edge.

Splash page - Image of happy child. Name of app in bright coloured, bubbled font.
Page 1 – Healthy eating: Fruit and veg images, balance diet chart, healthy food swaps, Eatwell Chart. I want to try and make a game about guessing which foods are healthy and which are not.
Page 2 – Staying active: Sports, enjoying nature, taking breaks from screens
Page 3 – Staying social: Going out with friends, expressing emotions, group activities with a checklist so users can check off what they have done
Page 4 – Mental Health: Imagination training, personal growth, relaxation, places where they can get help if they feel sad. There will a video of mental health.
Page 5 – Self-awareness/awareness of others: Being kind to others, making others happy, compromising.
The nav menu will be at the bottom of the page and there will just be a basic title at the top of the page. This will be consistent across every page.
The colour scheme will be green with all the titles and nav sharing this. The background will a very light blue to make reading the info slightly easier.