Create Pairing Page (UI) /(onboard)/ Page

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Current UI Issues

The current pairing page for new users is in need of a redesign. The existing UI presents users with two options: sharing their unique invite code or entering their partner's invite code. However, this approach can be confusing for users, as it requires them to choose one action only. To address this issue, we need to redesign the Figma UI to show only one action at a time (invite OR enter).

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Redesign Requirements

To create an effective pairing page, we need to consider the following requirements:

  • Redesign the Figma UI: Show only one action at a time (invite OR enter).
  • Update or create a Figma mockup: With the new flow.
  • Implement the redesigned screen: In app/(onboard)/page.tsx.
  • Show user's invite code: If they are newly signed up.
  • Allow user to copy or share their invite code: Easily.
  • Provide an input field: To enter a partner's invite code.
  • Button to submit the entered code: Simple and clean design.
  • Prevent the user from proceeding: To the main app until paired.
  • Confirmation screen: If an invite code is entered, move to a confirmation screen ("Is this your partner? Confirm?").

Acceptance Criteria

To ensure that the pairing page is designed and implemented correctly, we need to meet the following acceptance criteria:

  • [ ] Redesign the Figma UI to show only one action at a time (invite OR enter).
  • [ ] Update or create a Figma mockup with the new flow.
  • [ ] Implement the redesigned screen in app/(onboard)/page.tsx.
  • [ ] Show user's invite code if they are newly signed up.
  • [ ] Allow user to copy or share their invite code easily.
  • [ ] Provide an input field to enter a partner's invite code.
  • [ ] Button to submit the entered code.
  • [ ] Simple, clean design matching the existing app theme (pink, soft UI).
  • [ ] Prevent the user from proceeding to the main app until paired.
  • [ ] If an invite code is entered, move to a confirmation screen ("Is this your partner? Confirm?").

Notes

When redesigning the pairing page, we need to focus on keeping the UX flow intuitive. We should also ensure that the Figma changes are reviewed with the team before final implementation.

UX Flow Considerations

To create an effective pairing page, we need to consider the following UX flow:

  1. User arrives at the pairing page: The user is presented with a clear and concise message explaining the purpose of the page.
  2. User chooses an action: The user is presented with two options: sharing their unique invite code or entering their partner's invite code.
  3. User enters invite code: If the user chooses to enter their partner's invite code, they are presented with an input field to enter the code.
  4. User submits invite code: The user submits the entered code, and the app checks if the code valid.
  5. Confirmation screen: If the invite code is valid, the user is presented with a confirmation screen asking if this is their partner.
  6. User confirms: The user confirms that this is their partner, and the app proceeds to the main app.

Design Requirements

To create a simple and clean design, we need to consider the following requirements:

  • Color scheme: The design should match the existing app theme (pink, soft UI).
  • Typography: The typography should be clear and easy to read.
  • Button design: The button design should be simple and clean.
  • Input field design: The input field design should be clear and easy to use.

Implementation

To implement the redesigned pairing page, we need to follow these steps:

  1. Update Figma design: Update the Figma design to show only one action at a time (invite OR enter).
  2. Create Figma mockup: Create a Figma mockup with the new flow.
  3. Implement redesigned screen: Implement the redesigned screen in app/(onboard)/page.tsx.
  4. Show user's invite code: Show user's invite code if they are newly signed up.
  5. Allow user to copy or share their invite code: Allow user to copy or share their invite code easily.
  6. Provide an input field: Provide an input field to enter a partner's invite code.
  7. Button to submit the entered code: Provide a button to submit the entered code.
  8. Prevent the user from proceeding: Prevent the user from proceeding to the main app until paired.
  9. Confirmation screen: If an invite code is entered, move to a confirmation screen ("Is this your partner? Confirm?").

By following these steps, we can create an effective pairing page that meets the requirements and acceptance criteria.

Frequently Asked Questions

As we continue to work on the pairing page redesign, we've received several questions from team members and stakeholders. Below, we've compiled a list of frequently asked questions and answers to help clarify any doubts.

Q: Why do we need to redesign the pairing page?

A: The current pairing page is confusing for users, as it presents them with two options: sharing their unique invite code or entering their partner's invite code. By redesigning the page, we can simplify the user experience and make it easier for users to pair with their partners.

Q: What are the key requirements for the redesigned pairing page?

A: The key requirements for the redesigned pairing page include:

  • Redesign the Figma UI to show only one action at a time (invite OR enter)
  • Update or create a Figma mockup with the new flow
  • Implement the redesigned screen in app/(onboard)/page.tsx
  • Show user's invite code if they are newly signed up
  • Allow user to copy or share their invite code easily
  • Provide an input field to enter a partner's invite code
  • Button to submit the entered code
  • Simple, clean design matching the existing app theme (pink, soft UI)
  • Prevent the user from proceeding to the main app until paired
  • Confirmation screen if an invite code is entered

Q: How will we ensure that the UX flow is intuitive?

A: To ensure that the UX flow is intuitive, we will:

  • Focus on keeping the UX flow simple and easy to follow
  • Use clear and concise language in the user interface
  • Provide visual cues to help users understand the next step
  • Test the UX flow with real users to gather feedback and iterate on the design

Q: What is the timeline for implementing the redesigned pairing page?

A: The timeline for implementing the redesigned pairing page is as follows:

  • Week 1-2: Redesign the Figma UI and create a Figma mockup with the new flow
  • Week 3-4: Implement the redesigned screen in app/(onboard)/page.tsx
  • Week 5-6: Test the UX flow with real users and gather feedback
  • Week 7-8: Iterate on the design based on feedback and implement any necessary changes

Q: Who will be responsible for implementing the redesigned pairing page?

A: The following team members will be responsible for implementing the redesigned pairing page:

  • [Name]: Will be responsible for redesigning the Figma UI and creating a Figma mockup with the new flow
  • [Name]: Will be responsible for implementing the redesigned screen in app/(onboard)/page.tsx
  • [Name]: Will be responsible for testing the UX flow with real users and gathering feedback

Q: How will we ensure that the redesigned pairing page meets the acceptance criteria?

A: To ensure that the redesigned pairing page meets the acceptance criteria, we will:

  • Review the design and implementation with the team and stakeholders
  • Test the UX flow with real users to gather feedback and iterate on the design
  • Use automated testing to ensure that the implementation meets the requirements
  • Conduct a final review of the design and implementation to ensure that it meets the acceptance criteria

By following these steps and answering these frequently asked questions, we can ensure that the redesigned pairing page meets the requirements and acceptance criteria, and provides a positive user experience for our users.