About this productivity website reference
This productivity reference provides a starting point for discussing presenting task organization around everyday planning. Explore TickTick with a specific customer journey in mind: how visitors find relevant information, compare their options and take the next step. For your own website, decide which of these patterns serves your audience before choosing visual details or extra features.
Use TickTick's official website to explore the reference. The notes below are planning guidance for your own product, not a specification of the reference site's internal systems.
Who this approach can suit
- Personal productivity products
- Small-team task tools
- Workflow-focused startups
Design and user experience to consider
Review task capture, planning views and reminder workflows as distinct parts of the experience. In a similar build, use clear page labels and make the next action understandable on a small screen. Check whether a visitor can return to the previous step without losing the context of their search or selection.
Key journeys to review
Task capture
Planning views
Reminder workflows
Planning your first release
Define recurring tasks, reminders and completed-task history. Choose a clear daily planning journey before introducing additional productivity features.
Technology and integrations
For this direction, PostgreSQL could support the proposed implementation alongside React and Node.js. Confirm the source of the information behind task capture and the handoff required for reminder workflows. Agree on ownership, update frequency and a fallback when a connected service is unavailable.
The suggested stack of React, Node.js, PostgreSQL is a starting point. We would confirm it against your existing tools, data, expected traffic and maintenance needs before implementation.
What to bring to a scoping call
- Identify the customer journey you want to support and the action a visitor should complete.
- Bring your content, brand assets and details of any systems that must connect to the website.
- Separate launch essentials from later features, and agree how each essential workflow will be tested.
Scope, content readiness and integrations determine the estimate. Explore our MVP development process or discuss this reference with our team.
Questions about a similar build
How should we scope a website inspired by TickTick?
Define recurring tasks, reminders and completed-task history. Choose a clear daily planning journey before introducing additional productivity features. Begin with these operational decisions, then prototype the main visitor journey before expanding the feature set.
Can you adapt the idea to my brand?
We can scope an original design and workflow for your business. This reference is inspiration; it does not include permission to reuse the original site's branding, content or code.