Wish List — three UI prototypes
Same app, three very different shapes. Open each one on your phone, poke around, and rate each one below, and leave comments with the 💬 button.
Everything here is pretend. The people, wishes, and purchases are sample data that lives only in your browser — reload a page and it resets. You're signed in as "Michael" in every prototype. Nothing you do affects anyone else — except comments and ratings, which everyone sees.
A
People-first
The family is the home screen. Tap a person to see their list as gift-tag cards with one big "I bought this" button. Your own list is a separate tab.
B
Store checklist
Everyone's wishes in one dense list with big check targets, search, and filters — built for standing in an aisle with one hand. Your list is a drawer.
C
Family feed
The group is a conversation. Wishes arrive as bubbles, purchases as quiet system lines, and you add to your list like sending a message.
Ratings
Things to try in each
- Wool Socks on Penny's list — you and Naomi both bought it. How does each prototype warn you?
- Chocolates on Elton's list — a "longstanding" wish that can't be bought out.
- Noise-cancelling Earbuds — a secret idea you added to Naomi's list that only you can see.
- Undo your own purchase of Braiding Sweetgrass.
- Add something to your own list — and notice you're never told whether it's been bought.