DailyShare is a timetable scheduling application designed to bridge the gap between loved ones living in different time zones. This application seeks to simplify the process of sharing moments and scheduling meetings, making it easier for users to stay connected regardless of the geographical and temporal distances that separate them.
We want to investigate how people relate to calendar/scheduling platforms. Also, figure out the problems users in long-distance relationships people are struggling with.
Users struggle with manually managing time differences, leading to missed communications and frustration.
There's a significant desire for more meaningful interactions beyond superficial conversations, highlighting a gap in current communication methods.
A lack of awareness or consideration for time zone differences often disrupts daily routines and causes feelings of neglect.
The dependency on technology for connection introduces challenges, especially when faced with internet outages, underscoring the need for more robust communication platforms.
The user selects a friend from their list, activating a split-view interface. The left side of the interface displays the user’s profile, which includes their current schedule and local time. The right side simultaneously displays the selected friend’s profile with their schedule adjusted to the user’s local time zone.
The interface employs a color-coding system to differentiate between AM and PM times, with AM represented by a vibrant orange and PM by a serene blue. This color-coding extends throughout the UI for consistency and ease of understanding, featuring not only on the schedule detail pages but also on the friends list. The friends list provides an at-a-glance view of each friend’s local time with the corresponding AM/PM color cues, thereby improving the organization and quick comprehension of global time zones.
Final Prototype Video
