Elevating LinkedIn's messy "Save Post"-feature
Rapid prototyping made with Rork
The problem
As an avid user of the LinkedIn app, I tend to save posts of interest to read them later or revert to. For some time now, I've been fed up with not being able to categorise nor search amongst saved posts. Saving a lot of posts, I typically remember "it concerned UX" or "it was a post by member XYZ". I don't want to, nor do I have the time to,. scroll through a massive amount of posts to find that single one that contains that piece of information I need at a certain point in time.
The desired outcome
Categorise a post upon saving it
Create custom categories in "Saved Posts" feature
Search amongst "Saved Posts"
The details
The problem
As an avid user of the LinkedIn app, I tend to save posts of interest to read them later or revert to. For some time now, I've been fed up with not being able to categorise nor search amongst saved posts. Saving a lot of posts, I typically remember "it concerned UX" or "it was a post by member XYZ". I don't want to, nor do I have the time to, scroll through a massive amount of posts to find that single one that contains that piece of information I need at a certain point in time.
The desired outcome
Categorise a post upon saving it
Create custom categories in "Saved Posts" feature
Search amongst "Saved Posts"
The details
The problem
As an avid user of the LinkedIn app, I tend to save posts of interest to read them later or revert to. For some time now, I've been fed up with not being able to categorise nor search amongst saved posts. Saving a lot of posts, I typically remember "it concerned UX" or "it was a post by member XYZ". I don't want to, nor do I have the time to, scroll through a massive amount of posts to find that single one that contains that piece of information I need at a certain point in time.
The desired outcome
Categorise a post upon saving it
Create custom categories in "Saved Posts" feature
Search amongst "Saved Posts"
The details
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
“Design a function for categorising, and option to search, saved posts in the LinkedIn-app”
“Add a feature for creating categories of one´s choice, such as "UX design", or whatever is the user's flavor”
“The bottom bar navigation is partly hidden. Move it up a few pixels, to access the icons”
Easy as 1-2-3
In three simple prompts I had a functioning prototype, while Rork produced the code and built out the feature.
I didn't even have to prompt styling nor brand guidelines, Rork fetched LinkedIn's native colours, layout and overall look.
