Goal Creation Flow

Hey Salma,

You did a really nice job explaining the project and its purpose. I also like how clearly you showed the flow for adding a goal, it’s easy to follow and understand what the user is going through.

Since you mentioned that the previous flow was complicated, it would be great to see it as well, even just briefly, so people can compare and really see what improved.

I’d also love to see how a newly created goal actually looks on the home screen as the final step of the flow. That would nicely close the loop and make the whole journey feel more complete.

The project makes a solid impression from a UX logic standpoint. Breaking down a complex form into a step-by-step wizard is a smart decision. It reduces cognitive load and guides the user through the process. The progress bar in the header provides a sense of control, which aligns with the visibility of system status heuristic. 😊

The color palette is consistent and readable, and the contrast between the burgundy accent and neutral background works well. The Outfit typeface performs nicely on mobile. It's legible and modern. The empty state on the home screen is clear and encourages action. 👍

I agree with Petar's feedback - showing a comparison with the old flow would really help illustrate the scale of improvements. There's also a missing view of the home screen with an already added goal, which would close the entire user journey loop.

Small thing: the dates on the deadline options look like placeholders (all showing "Feb 8, 2026") - worth polishing.

Overall, the project demonstrates a good understanding of the problem and a thoughtful approach to the solution. The foundation is strong, just add the missing views and it will be a complete, compelling case study. Great work! 💪❤️

Very interesting project Salma. The way you improve the design show your design skill. Could be more interesting to show all the thinking process for this project. Amazing. Waiting for your next great project!

This redesign clearly improves the goal creation experience. Breaking the process into structured steps with a progress indicator reduces overwhelm and builds confidence. The category-first approach is especially strong in lowering decision fatigue. 👏

A few UX considerations to explore further:

1. Beyond the happy path within creation

The flow is clear for a standard use case, but have you considered edge cases during creation? For example, can users skip optional steps, save progress, or revisit inputs before finishing? Designing for flexibility within the flow can strengthen usability.

2. Goals without deadlines

Not all goals are time-bound. For example, “drink more water” or “practice gratitude” may not require a strict deadline. If deadlines or frequencies are mandatory, the system may feel rigid. Allowing optional deadlines or ongoing goals could make the experience more adaptable to different goal types.

Overall, this is a thoughtful and structured redesign. Refining flexibility within the creation experience would make it feel even more mature and user-centered. 🚀

O problema é bem contextualizado e a solução é estruturada com foco em simplificação e redução de sobrecarga cognitiva.