A reader’s tour of the Consider11 app, in four short sections.
A reader’s tour of the Consider11 app: the contest list, the captain pick, the points system, and the settings page. The slow read before installing.
The contest list, the captain pick, and the small controls that matter.
The first tour: the contest list, the captain pick, the points system, and the small controls that matter.
The contest list is the home screen. It loads in under three taps from the home icon; the list is ordered by match first, then by entry fee. The captain pick is the most prominent control on the contest card, and the filter for "first-innings only" contests is the small feature that saves the most time at the first-innings break.
The points system page is a single, scrollable read. It loads from the contest card; the read takes about eight minutes. The points system is the most-rewritten page in the app, and the single-scroll read is the right choice for a page that is read once a season by most readers.
The settings page, and the small list of habits it expects.
The second tour: the settings page, the customer-care link, the notifications, and the small list of habits it expects.
The settings page is the second screen in the tour. It has the customer-care link, the notifications toggle, the payment methods, the session timeout, and the KYC status. The settings page is not the most-rewritten page; it is the most-ignored. Reading it once after install is the cheapest way to know the defaults.
The settings page expects three habits: read the session timeout once, read the payment methods once, and read the KYC status once. After that, the settings page does not need to be read again until something changes.