Designer onboarding: Review the mutual aid app!

[Erioldoesdesign]

This is a permanent issue that will never be closed! if this gets closed then please re-open it so another designer can assign themselves and review whatever the current iteration of the Mutual Aid app is!

The purpose of this issue is for designers to have a first issue assigned to themselves and to review the app in its current state from their specialism's perspective.

For example, as a UX designer based in India, you might want to perform a Heuristic Evaluation of the current app. You might create a google spreadsheet to review the 10 usability heuristics and add your commentary.

Another example is, as a graphic designer and illustrator based in the USA, you might want to review the app from the perspective of the graphic and illustrative visuals and how that helps users make decisions in the app and how the visuals supplement, add to and inform the experience of the app. You might create a google slides deck with annotated screengrabs from the app or maybe a board/project in Figma and link it here.

@Erioldoesdesign will watch this issue and respond to the comments and contributions to this issue.

This issue is contributing to the wider understanding of the design o the Mutual aid app from a global perspective this is open-source design research contribution. 👍

The items you raise in your reviews may be created as new issues, separate to this issue. But it is likely not all issues will be raised and created from your review.

Copy paste the text below in your comment to this issue, replace all the e.g. info with your own text

The below info has been written in Markdown which is a way of formatting text in GitHub issues and comments.

**[Name] has reviewed the Mutual Aid app from a [insert design perspective here 
e.g. UX design perspective based off UK based knowledge]**

[Here is my document in google doc, google slide, figma board etc. format](link URL goes here)

**Here are there short sentences about what I discovered that are particularly interesting and/or urgent**
- Point 1 
- Point 2
- Point 3

- [ ] I have shared my response to this design onboarding issue with the #resilience-design
channel in the MutualAid.World slack

- [ ] I have asked in slack/github or in a conversation whether points I raised on my 
review are currently being worked on in other issues.

- [ ] I am interested in further work for the design effort on the Mutual Aid app