V_sparkbox @Vsparkbox

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It turned out harder that it seems at first glance. I had to use gif redactor (screentogif.com).In animations like this are many tiny and quick happening detail, that give that feel of response, but it's hard to catch them with bare eye ( for now, i hope)

Soo, now to some practice. I decided to find some nice-looking microinteractions on Dribble and reproduce them to learn. First: dribbble.com/shots/6719212-…

ProtoPie crash course finished, and I like it so much already! Ability to build prototypes to the tiniest detail! Perfect preview/testing flow. User can enter its own text and it will be used, like in a real app. Conditional behaviors! ❤️❤️❤️

Now I definitely have to write an article, explaining what it is all about, and that will be hard part of next week. To add something nice, i'm starting learning ProtoPie, it looks very promising. I wanted to learn it for a while,6 months(?), so that part I'm exited about.

Here's the link carnen.earlybird.rocks

Spent some time building landing page ( with @EarlyBirdIM, which was fast), finding nice picture( that took longer), and trying to express the essence of my app. Can't say I'm satisfied, well, let's put it under "if your MVP isn't embarrassing, you release too late" and move on.

For gallery/ garden I need something you can develop/enhance every day for many days in row, and feel impact. Mansion\interior restoration? Garden? Collectible pictures? Raise a pet? Dress and customize an avatar? Or a vehicle? Or maybe all of it? I wonder

Put together some pretty pictures for a gallery/garden. Super uncertain about it, but at least I have 2 screenshots for landing page. So i can meke first version of one.

Back to work. I tested a bit, and it seems it is better do show each task as separate, that will bring more sense of fulfillment. Also I need to decide how to enter and show repetitive/quantified tasks, that happen many times a day.

And add soft colors

Working on main notes screen, I want to make entering tasks as easy as possible, so let's not reinvent the wheel and use messaging apps design pattern.

Also I wanted to feel rewarded. So idea is simple: you write down what you did that day, and for every activity or task you get a currency. So when you enter an app, you can see how many tasks you actually did through time.

And I decided to build an app. To-do app of sorts, but in a way, actually reversed. In normal to-do app you first plan, and then know what you really did. And if you failed, it's you. In mine I want to know what I did, and skip fitting the plan part.