Jurio was created to make Korean labor law more accessible to people without legal backgrounds, including non-Korean speakers such as the migrant workers I work with at the Mission Center for Migrants. The app provides simply worded legal information. It is not a substitute for professional legal advice: for a specific situation, it directs users to nearby certified labor attorneys, public counseling services, and relevant hotlines.
The app
My contributions
- Create the app with developer Alex Lee in tight feedback loops, planning what a worker needs to know.
- Developed the plain-language content: a know-your-rights guide and a bilingual glossary of 100+ terms, each cited to statute.
- Checked the English translations for migrant and Korean readers, and gathered the official hotlines and labor-attorney directories to point them to.
- Named it after a trademark check, designed the logo, and worked through UX, UI, and the App Store review cycles.