iOS Assistant for Senior Citizens

A first step into everyday iPhone use.

This French-language web app introduces iOS basics for senior users. It connects everyday gestures and communication tasks with an accessible learning format.

The published scope includes swiping, email, messaging, basic troubleshooting and an introduction to phishing and scams. It can be explored inside the portfolio player.

Case study

Organise help around the thing someone wants to do.

The French iPhone guide uses task labels, large controls and short numbered steps to make common phone actions easier to locate.

Start with the task, not the settings hierarchy

The home view groups everyday tasks, troubleshooting and gestures. Labels such as sending a photo or finding photos describe the user’s goal rather than asking them to know the right app feature first.

Break an action into visible steps

The photo-sharing walkthrough moves from opening Photos to selecting an image, finding Share and choosing a destination. Numbered steps, icons and short explanations keep the sequence close to the action.

Keep help and legibility within reach

Text-size controls appear in the interface, alongside an urgent-help entry and a simplified app launcher. Troubleshooting topics are separate from the everyday-task guides.

A guide with a defined context

The page is in French and identifies iOS 26 as its context. It is an instructional web app, not a replacement for iOS or proof that the listed steps fit every device and configuration.