website url: https://realrandomacts.netlify.com
Be as specific as possible; how does your app solve the problem?
Random acts generator solves both problems by reminding you to serve- randomly choosing a person from your contacts, and giving you suggestions for how to serve them.
Our mission is to connect people one random act of kindness at a time. We strive to facilitate acts of kindness no matter where you are or how much you can contribute. We strive to provide a supportive community of individuals with the ideas and means to make change in the world regardless of who you are or where you live.
- Frontend: React
- Backend: Node.js
- Formik
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Our mission is to connect people one random act of kindness at a time. We strive to facilitate acts of kindness no matter where you are or how much you can contribute. We strive to provide a supportive community of individuals with the ideas and means to make change in the world regardless of who you are or where you live.
- Navigation on all pages
- Onboarding for new user
- Page and working functionality for a user to add, update, and delete contacts
- Page displaying existing random acts that can be modified by user
- Page displaying a random user contact and corresponding random act that the user performs for that contact
- Share kindness story to social media
- Streak tracker
- Push notifications reminding user to perform random act for mobile
- MVMNT app - provides a daily service idea
- Kindness App - journal about kindness task completed
- Random Acts of Kindness - kindness challenge that updates daily
- Frameworks - Libraries
- Frontend: React
- Backend: Node.js
- Formik
- Busy young professionals
- Mid 20’s
- College students
What feedback have you gotten from potential users? They want tasks they can complete remotely and tasks that aren’t too specific. They had a preference for writing tasks such as texting or sharing messages from their phone.
Have you validated the problem and your solution with your target audience? How? Some validation has occurred through sending out surveys. Also some user testing has occurred through showing our user group a prototype for onboarding, adding contacts, and adding service ideas. So far, the users have successfully completed the tasks and further testing will occur.
They want tasks they can complete remotely and tasks that aren’t too specific. They had a preference for writing tasks such as texting or sharing messages from their phone.
Some validation has occurred through sending out surveys. Also some user testing has occurred through showing our user group a prototype for onboarding, adding contacts, and adding service ideas. So far, the users have successfully completed the tasks and further testing will occur.
Research thoroughly before writing a single line of code. Solidify the features of your app conceptually before implementation. Spend the weekend researching so you can hit the ground running on Monday.
This is the “bread and butter” of the app, this is what makes your app yours. Calculate how long it takes to implement these features and triple the time estimated. That way you’ll have plenty of time to finish. It is preferred to drop features and spend more time working on your MVP features if needed.
Landing page with the UVP, call-to-action button, navigation - Monday User home page navigation - Tuesday Contact List - Tuesday Ideas List - Wednesday Idea Generator Page - Thursday User onboarding (Login, Sign-up) - Wednesday/Thursday