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I took the plunge and made an account to try it out. Here's my feedback: 1.Don't require an account, period. There's no reason to require it. If someone wants
by owenpalmer 2y ago
I took the plunge and made an account to try it out. Here's my feedback:
1.Don't require an account, period. There's no reason to require it. If someone wants to sync their data, let them opt-in.
2.I sent a friend invite to an alternate email of mine. After creating another account, I hade to verify my email. This shouldn't be necessary, since the invite was sent to my email in the first place.
3.I got the two accounts to be friends, but there wasn't much benefit to it IMO. All it tells you is their streak, not the specific tasks they want to complete. I think there's a lot of room for improvement here. A. Let people see other's tasks. B. Let people add little emoji reactions. I think that would be fun.
4.When you check off a task, it takes somewhere between 230-342ms to show that it's visually checked off, since it waits for the network request to complete. I would recommend updating the UI beforehand.
5.I spent the time to write all this out because I think the principle of the idea is really cool. I have a rudimentary version of this with my siblings using a google sheet. We check the sheet once in a while to see how we're all doing with our stress-inducing tasks. Having a more polished and social version of this could be a lot of fun.
Keep up the good work :)