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The document discusses the needs of users of a procrastination-fighting app, including features like task input, a reward system, and a progress tracker. It also addresses initial questions about how those features work and considers the user experience, including problems users want to solve and features needed to help with goals and motivation.

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The document discusses the needs of users of a procrastination-fighting app, including features like task input, a reward system, and a progress tracker. It also addresses initial questions about how those features work and considers the user experience, including problems users want to solve and features needed to help with goals and motivation.

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ProcrasTrack App’s User Flow

Group BORJA

- Fynn Niño Borja


- Alden Niño Cabrera
- Kyle Vasquez
- Peter Sylvan Vecina

Understanding the User


Needs of the Users: Users likely need a solution to overcome procrastination and improve their
productivity. They might seek motivation, accountability, and a sense of accomplishment.

Problems to Solve: Users may struggle with time management, lack of motivation, difficulty in
maintaining focus, and feeling overwhelmed by tasks.

Important Features:
Task Input: Users need the ability to input tasks they want to accomplish.

Reward System: A feature for rewarding users upon completing tasks to incentivize productivity.

Motivational Support: Integration of motivational messages, quotes, or encouragement to keep users


engaged and motivated.

Progress Tracker: Users require a visual representation of their progress to track completed tasks and
measure productivity improvements.

Initial Questions:
How does the reward system work?

What types of rewards are available?

How does the app provide motivational support?

Can users customize their tasks and rewards?

How does the progress tracker function, and what metrics does it measure?
User Flow

Consideration
Visitor's needs: To fight procrastination and stay focused on their goals, users need a motivating tool.
This means they need features that help them break down major goals into smaller chores, give
accountability mechanisms, and keep them interested with flexible and customized workflows.

Problems they want to solve: Users struggle with time management, goal achievement, procrastination,
and motivation. They are looking for solutions that will help them overcome these obstacles by giving
them structure, direction, and inspiration.

Design features necessary for their education: Users can define their long-term goals and divide them
into manageable tasks using an intuitive goal-setting interface; progress is tracked through the use of
customizable reminders and visual representations, which help users stay motivated and track their
progress. Adding community features and gamification aspects encourages participation and support,
which improves the user experience overall and helps users make consistent progress toward their
objectives.

Addressing concerns: Users may voice concerns over data security and privacy, calling for strong security
measures to protect personal data. Furthermore, addressing potential usability difficulties and improving
user satisfaction may be achieved by making sure the app is accessible across many platforms and
devices and by offering extensive customer service channels. By providing consumers with a clear and
honest explanation of the app's capabilities, advantages, and potential drawbacks, you may allay their
fears and encourage faith in the product.

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