Gratitude app figma
Budget: ₹600 – ₹1,500 INR
Certainly! Here's a detailed workflow for the GratitudeTag app, including the new feature of the Public Recognition Wall:
1. User Registration and Profile Creation:
- User installs the GratitudeTag app from the app store.
- On the first launch, the user is prompted to sign up or log in.
- New users can register by providing their email address or using their social media accounts (Google, Facebook, etc.).
- After registration, the user creates a profile by setting up a unique username, uploading a profile picture, and optionally adding a short bio.
2. Appreciation Tagging:
- Once logged in, the user is taken to the main screen with a prominent "Send Appreciation" button.
- When the user clicks on the button, they can choose a recipient from their contacts or search for specific users in the app.
- The user can then select the reason for appreciation from pre-defined categories or create a custom tag.
- They have the option to add a personalized message expressing their gratitude.
- After composing the appreciation tag, the user can choose whether to make it public or private before sending it.
3. Tag Notifications:
- When a user receives an appreciation tag, they are notified through a push notification or an in-app alert.
- Tapping on the notification takes the user directly to the tag, where they can view the sender's message and the reason for the appreciation.
4. Gratitude Feed:
- The user's main screen displays a gratitude feed, showcasing all the appreciation tags they have received and sent.
- Each tag is displayed with the sender's profile picture, username, and the message of appreciation.
- The user can swipe or scroll through the feed to see all the tags.
5. Explore and Connect:
- Users can access the "Explore" section of the app to discover other users they may want to connect with.
- The "Explore" section may display recommended users, popular tags, or gratitude challenges.
- Users can follow other users whose appreciations resonate with them, building a supportive community.
6. Public and Private Appreciations:
- Users can toggle the privacy setting of their appreciation tags before sending them.
- Public appreciation tags are displayed on the recipient's gratitude feed and can be viewed by the app community.
- Private appreciation tags are only visible to the recipient, providing a more intimate and personal expression of gratitude.
7. Public Recognition Wall:
- The app includes a dedicated section called the "Public Recognition Wall."
- Users can opt to make their appreciation tags public, meaning they will be displayed on this wall for others to see.
- On the wall, showcased appreciation tags include the sender's profile picture, username, and the message of appreciation.
- Users can browse through the wall to see a collection of heartwarming and inspiring messages of gratitude shared within the community.
8. Like and Comment:
- To show additional support for public appreciation, users can "like" or "heart" the showcased appreciation tags on the wall.
- Users can also leave comments on public appreciation tags, further spreading positivity and encouragement.
9. Top Appreciators and Tags:
- The app can feature a leaderboard displaying the "Top Appreciators" or users who have sent the most public appreciation tags.
- Similarly, there can be a section for the "Top Tags," showcasing the most appreciated acts and gestures.
10. Notifications for Public Appreciation:
- When a user's appreciation tag is set to public and displayed on the wall, they receive a special notification.
- This notification congratulates the user for their public appreciation and encourages them to spread more positivity within the community.
Remember, the workflow described above can serve as a guide for creating wireframes. You can visualize and design each screen of the app, including the main screen, appreciation tagging screen, public recognition wall, user profile, and notifications, among others. Use wireframing tools like Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD, or any other preferred tool to create detailed mockups of the app's interface and user interactions.
1. User Registration and Profile Creation:
- User installs the GratitudeTag app from the app store.
- On the first launch, the user is prompted to sign up or log in.
- New users can register by providing their email address or using their social media accounts (Google, Facebook, etc.).
- After registration, the user creates a profile by setting up a unique username, uploading a profile picture, and optionally adding a short bio.
2. Appreciation Tagging:
- Once logged in, the user is taken to the main screen with a prominent "Send Appreciation" button.
- When the user clicks on the button, they can choose a recipient from their contacts or search for specific users in the app.
- The user can then select the reason for appreciation from pre-defined categories or create a custom tag.
- They have the option to add a personalized message expressing their gratitude.
- After composing the appreciation tag, the user can choose whether to make it public or private before sending it.
3. Tag Notifications:
- When a user receives an appreciation tag, they are notified through a push notification or an in-app alert.
- Tapping on the notification takes the user directly to the tag, where they can view the sender's message and the reason for the appreciation.
4. Gratitude Feed:
- The user's main screen displays a gratitude feed, showcasing all the appreciation tags they have received and sent.
- Each tag is displayed with the sender's profile picture, username, and the message of appreciation.
- The user can swipe or scroll through the feed to see all the tags.
5. Explore and Connect:
- Users can access the "Explore" section of the app to discover other users they may want to connect with.
- The "Explore" section may display recommended users, popular tags, or gratitude challenges.
- Users can follow other users whose appreciations resonate with them, building a supportive community.
6. Public and Private Appreciations:
- Users can toggle the privacy setting of their appreciation tags before sending them.
- Public appreciation tags are displayed on the recipient's gratitude feed and can be viewed by the app community.
- Private appreciation tags are only visible to the recipient, providing a more intimate and personal expression of gratitude.
7. Public Recognition Wall:
- The app includes a dedicated section called the "Public Recognition Wall."
- Users can opt to make their appreciation tags public, meaning they will be displayed on this wall for others to see.
- On the wall, showcased appreciation tags include the sender's profile picture, username, and the message of appreciation.
- Users can browse through the wall to see a collection of heartwarming and inspiring messages of gratitude shared within the community.
8. Like and Comment:
- To show additional support for public appreciation, users can "like" or "heart" the showcased appreciation tags on the wall.
- Users can also leave comments on public appreciation tags, further spreading positivity and encouragement.
9. Top Appreciators and Tags:
- The app can feature a leaderboard displaying the "Top Appreciators" or users who have sent the most public appreciation tags.
- Similarly, there can be a section for the "Top Tags," showcasing the most appreciated acts and gestures.
10. Notifications for Public Appreciation:
- When a user's appreciation tag is set to public and displayed on the wall, they receive a special notification.
- This notification congratulates the user for their public appreciation and encourages them to spread more positivity within the community.
Remember, the workflow described above can serve as a guide for creating wireframes. You can visualize and design each screen of the app, including the main screen, appreciation tagging screen, public recognition wall, user profile, and notifications, among others. Use wireframing tools like Sketch, Figma, Adobe XD, or any other preferred tool to create detailed mockups of the app's interface and user interactions.