Make Me Happy Web

We all feel better when we are useful at work and it’s not different for autistic people. But autistic people have sensory differences and some parts of the work environment, like lighting or noise, may be very challenging, even painful. Communication can be a challenge too for autistic people in the workplace. 

It’s up to you to organize work environment and to manage the team in order to keep everybody happy!

Be careful, every team member has a unique way to process sensory information (such as sound and light) or to communicate.

Click on an item to know more about it. Move things around and assign team members to tasks with the goal of maximizing the overall happiness of the team! HOW TO PLAY 

You have to serve all customers in the queue to complete the level.

In order to serve a customer you must have all working stations covered for a while. NOTE: team members work faster when happy.

Only one team member at the time can use a working station.

You can move items and team members around by DRAGGING them.   Each team member has an Happiness bar, when the bar is empty you lose.

Each team member is unique, CLICK ON HIM/HER to know if he/she is sensitive to lights, noise or interpersonal communication.

Team members are happier when working, but items can affect their sensitivities, reducing their happiness: CLICK on an item to see how and in which range.

When not working, team members get bored and their happiness decreases little by little.

CREDITS Wassim Bassil, Francesco Cavallari, Federico Cicchi.