John finished his poster project late at night and the deadline for the project is the next day. John will make an account, receive 20 free points for making an account, which is equalivelant to two uploads. From the home screen, he’ll have the option to upload or give feedback, he’ll choose to upload, select the apprpriate category, which in his case is graphic design, browse for the file he needs to upload, and submit. John will wait a short amount of time and receive feedback on his poster, he receives great feedback from multiple people so he approves their feedback.
Caitlin is an avid user of the app and uses the app for almost all of her projects. She wants to revisit one of her old projects and look at the feedback she got on it. Caitlin will open the app and from her home screen be able to view all the projects she’s posted. She’ll select the project she’s looking for and view all the feedback she received on it.
Kevin received great feedback on an illustration he made. He went back to his illustration and fixed it based on the feedback he recieved. Kevin wants to resubmit his revised illustration to the app to get additional feedback before he finilizes it. From the home screen he’ll upload his work like he normally would, except this time he’ll check off the resubmission box and when his worked is reviewed by other people there will be a resubmission symbol.
Jim just wants to give feedback, but doesn’t want to upload. From the homescreen he’ll choose to give feedback. Jim then browses through the categories and selects one. He swipes through work within that category and gives feedback. Shortly after he recieves a notification telling him he recieved 2 points for his feedback.
Lauren currently doesn’t have any work she wants feedback on. While she has the time she just wants to rack up her points so that she has plenty of points when she needs them. From the home screen she chooses to give feedback, she browses the category section and selects the double points section. She gives great feedback on someones work and later is notified that she received 4 points.
Ed used the app to upload a logo he wanted feedback on, but won’t be able to access a computer for the rest of the day. Ed downloads the app to his phone and signs into his account. When his logo recieves feedback he is notified on his phone. He opens the app from the homescreen and goes to his notifications. He selects the most recent notification, looks at the feedback, and approves it.
Jeff is working on a project and is looking for inspiration. He creates an account, but doesn’t care about receiving points or getting feedback on his work. From the home screen he chooses to give feedback, he selects a category and browses through, but instead of giving feedback, he just looks at what people are working on to give him some inspiration.
Cathie recently uploaded her painting to the app hoping to get some good feedback because she’s never painted before. Shortly after she is notified that she received feedback. From her homescreen she goes to her notifications, selects the recent notification for her painting and views the feedback. The feedback says, “this is the worst painting I’ve ever seen in my life.” This comment obviously was not helpful, so Cathie rejected the comment. The person who gave the feedback will not receive points.
