Task Management- App Design
Key Point
Task Prioritization & Categorization
Cross-Platform Syncing
Team Collaboration & Delegation
Calendar Integration
Smart Notifications & Reminders
Time Management & Focus Features
Progress Tracking & Analytics


About the project
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Design Process
The design process section is a crucial part of your UI/UX case study. It showcases your problem- solving methodology and the steps taken to arrive at the final design solution
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Research
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Define
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Ideate
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Design
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Test


Typography And Color



User Persona

Background
Sarah is a mid-career professional working as a marketing manager at a mid-sized tech company. She manages a team of 6, coordinates projects across multiple departments, and often handles the day-to-day operations of her team while ensuring alignment with company goals. She works in a hybrid environment, spending a few days in the office and the rest working remotely. She has a busy schedule both at work and at home. Outside of her professional life, Sarah enjoys fitness, cooking, and spending time with her family.
Quotes
- I just need something that helps me stay on top of everything, without feeling like Im managing my tools more than my actual tasks.
- The simpler it is to get an overview of what I need to do today, the better. I dont need more complexity, just clarity.
Goals

Pain Points

Empathy Mapping
SAY
- I need a better way to keep my team aligned and on track.
- I feel overwhelmed by the number of tasks and deadlines I have to juggle.
- I spend too much time switching between tools — I wish everything was in one place.
- I need a better way to keep my team aligned and on track.
THINK
- I need a better way to keep my team aligned and on track
- I feel like I’m not in control of my workload
- What if I’m not delegating enough, or I’m micromanaging too much
- How can I keep track of my team’s progress without bombarding them with emails or meetings?
Does
- Uses multiple tools to manage tasks, calendars, and communication
- Keeps track of tasks and deadlines in spreadsheets, sticky notes, or physical planners.
- Sets up weekly check-ins with the team to get progress updates and address any blockers.
FEEL
- Frustration: Overwhelmed by the sheer number of tasks and tools; feels like important details are slipping through the cracks.
- Anxiety: Worried about missing deadlines, feeling out of control with the number of moving parts in projects.
- Stress: Stressed by the difficulty of balancing both personal and work responsibilities, and the fear of letting down their team.
