Daily UI Challenge

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IDEA:

If we are lucky, we have that 'bestie' whom we can turn to for a pep talk to help us get through the day — that bestie who helps us break free from our negative self-talk or cycle, or that bestie to whom you just need to send a meme or two to feel some presence, making you feel less alone. Unfortunately, some of us don't have that.

So, we invite you to embark on a journey with 'That Beloved Bestie,' your digital confidant. It is designed for those seeking a supportive presence, a quick pick-me-up, or just someone to share a meme with.

What's "That Beloved Bestie"?

It's a safe space to express your feelings. Simply sign up, and it will gently guide you to share what's on your mind. No judgments, just prompts for authentic conversations.

Key Features:

  • Anonymous and Secure: Your details are safe with us unless you decide otherwise.
  • Regular Reminders: Receive gentle nudges to open up about your emotions.

Who Benefits?

  • Individuals craving meaningful conversations.
  • Those who enjoy empathetic interactions and react positively to others' experiences.

Primary Goal:

Create a platform where sharing thoughts and feelings is embraced without fear of judgment.

Hopes:

Inspired by the "How to think more effectively" by School of Life, the sign up/website aim to foster openness, encouraging people to share and understand themselves through prompt-based journaling.

Fears:

  • Limited user adoption.
  • User engagement challenges due to length.
  • Perceived complexity of the website.
  • Reluctance among users to share.

In this exercise, I practiced more on the tone of voice of the UI and prompts that will allow users to know what to do and just learning Figma and it's shortcuts.

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Feedback from one peer:

"Let's talk" call to action is confusing, they prefer the term "register" or "sign up"


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