Risk Detector
Making risk tangible trough Allstate microsite with data-driven storytelling and API-connected design that predicts potential danger in advance.
Jaeyeon Hwang, Uijin Yang, Myeongyun Hong
Strategy, copywriting, UX design
8 weeks
ANDY Awards, Young Ones ADC, iF Design Award
Half of Millennials and Gen Z are not only unaware of what insurance plan to purchase but also don’t have suitable insurance for themselves.
A microsite to connect with potential customers and boost awareness on the importance of insurance plan by warning users of risks they might face by accessing their social media.
FINAL DESIGN
Instagram API Integration
When logging into Risk Detector, posts on personal accounts are automatically imported and analyzed. Detailed data such as photos, videos, captions, locations, and hashtags are included.
Personalized Risk Factor
The top 5 risk factors based on users’ Instagram posts come up with a percentage of each.
Precaution
To highlight the expected risk and prevent it, Allstate offers a recommended insurance plan that is customized for each user profile
USER RESEARCH
Young generation are unaware of the importance of insurance
INDEX SYSTEM ANALYSIS
How does the insurance system work?
COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS
Why today’s insurance companies don’t resonate with young generations
OPPORTUNITIES UNCOVERED
Beyond alerts: The case for predictive, personalized safety
IDEATION
Instagram as a tool to bridge the gap between AllState and customers
By using Instagram API, Allstate is capable of obtaining user information (location, time, activities) and providing accurate data solely back to them.
WIREFRAMES
Designing the Flow of Safety
DESIGN EXPLORATION
Iteration based on mentor feedback
SOLUTION
A Predictive Tool That Helps Users Understand Hidden Risks in Daily Routines
BRANDING
Building a brand identity
OUTCOME & IMPACT
Where It Landed
REFLECTIONS
What did I learn from this project?
This project taught me the unique power of a well-crafted microsite—how a one-time experience can deliver lasting value. Unlike apps that build habits over time, microsites must quickly capture attention, communicate meaning, and leave users with something worth sharing. I learned to think like a campaign strategist and a designer—making the experience not only intuitive, but also emotionally resonant and socially shareable. The goal wasn’t just usability, but memorability.