I created a prototype of a children’s task tracker app with a built-in reward system. Children can complete tasks, earn points, and spend them in a customizable reward shop, while parents can manage both the tasks and the rewards.

Before building the app in Google Stitch, I prepared character assets and design references. I then used Stitch to generate the main app screens, add new pages, refine existing ones, and bring the prototype into a more cohesive child-friendly design. My experience with Google Stitch was useful because it allowed me to quickly test and develop a product idea visually. Instead of starting from a blank canvas, I could work through the idea step by step: from references and characters to real app screens, user flows, and a more cohesive design system.

The most valuable part for me was the speed of iteration. I could create, adjust, expand, and refine the app screens while thinking not only about the visual design, but also about the product logic and user experience. https://stitch.withgoogle.com/projects/13308393109537614239 https://www.loom.com/share/71eebc2f7fcf430bb05c3b2570b3e68f https://www.loom.com/share/ff35819f1fb7411a9d2d20c7ecdf3b32