3Step

3Step was hired by a local development support website to design iOS and Android apps, along with a webpage, for a project promoting the Bieszczady region. The project, named "Treasures of Highlanders," is an app that allows users to participate in treasure hunts while learning about the culture of eight lesser-known areas in Poland. The app includes photos, videos, texts, and recordings about highland heritage. It features 50 unmarked hiking and cycling routes that users can traverse, with verse tips and puzzles leading to the treasure. The team consisted of iOS, Android, and backend developers, a project manager, a QA specialist, and an in-house UI expert.

In a project for Arteria Association, a Polish Women's Rights Nonprofit, 3Step was tasked with creating an audio guide for a shipyard using the voices of female workers. The app aimed to generate local pride using female voices and was designed to be user-friendly for senior citizens. 3Step handled the UI/UX design and adjusted the app so it could be used with Google TalkBack on Android, making it accessible to impaired people. The app was initially built for Android due to its popularity in Poland, but an iOS version was created later on.

3Step also worked with Mapa Pasji Foundation on a project called "Treasures of Mountain People," a mobile and web app that allows users to document and share local mountain heritage. The app includes a GPS mechanism that tracks users' location and shows them different parts of the game. Users can also answer questions to find their way and receive a digital diploma in the app if they successfully find the physical treasure. The app was developed for both Android and iOS, and the website was built with a CMS for easy uploading of new materials and creation of new user accounts.