Basic Functions and Flows
You can add a task for yourself on almost any flow, because this is the core element — without it, YOUR system in this product won’t grow. Once added, a modal window opens with the main inputs to fill in the task details.
Nothing fancy — just the profile screen. Later on, it goes hand in hand with settings, because, well… it’s the basics. From a design perspective, this screen fully carries over the visual direction and style defined for the core flows.
Profile and Settings. Sure — you can’t do without this, and in most apps it looks pretty similar. But HERE, like in every flow, we’ve filtered out elements and metrics that users don’t actually use. Only what’s necessary. This is probably my slogan (haha) — but honestly, no joke, it’s so nothing gets in the way of work.
Notifications and Search are also essential.
Let’s be real — notifications annoy a lot of people, and some probably don’t even get why they exist. But in the context of this app, where the audience is deliberately building their own system and discipline, they’re a key component. They help you not keep EVERYTHING in your head, and on top of that, they make it easy to find what you need using the main criteria and units created in the app to assist with search.
