Works cited

Evidence and implementation references.

BalanceMe is an educational prototype, not a clinical product. These sources informed its content, accessibility decisions, and interface implementation.

American Psychological Association

Health Advisory on Social Media Use in Adolescence

Used to frame digital wellness as contextual rather than treating all screen use as equivalent.

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Office of the U.S. Surgeon General

Social Media and Youth Mental Health

Used for educational framing around benefits, risks, and age-appropriate safeguards.

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World Wide Web Consortium

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2

Used for interaction, contrast, keyboard, focus, and reduced-motion decisions.

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Apple Developer

Helping Protect Kids Online

Reviewed for platform privacy and age-appropriate product considerations.

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Motion

Motion for React documentation

Implementation reference for restrained interface animation and reduced-motion support.

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Kokonut UI

Kokonut UI documentation

Component-registry and interface-pattern reference.

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Bklit

Bklit UI

Chart and data-display pattern reference.

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Competition note

The project team should format its final Works Cited page to match the BPA Style & Reference Manual and include every asset, reference, and team-created item used in the submitted project.

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Learn about screen balanceAttention, sleep, notifications, and healthier habitsUsing BalanceMeQuick guide to entries, goals, focus, and journalAnalyticsApp and category patterns and recorded-day statisticsGoalsMeasurable limits and progressDaily entriesYour own recorded days and app breakdownJournalYour saved reflectionsDashboardYour latest entry and weekly viewMobile appHow to open the phone-friendly websitePrivacyHow data is stored, exported, and deleted