“Now it’s time to turn some of those ideas into app statements, as in the example below. See if you can define your app in terms of the problem it will address. How exactly will your app fulfill its goal?”
Example:
App name: Where Should I Be Right Now?
Problem: Help new students…

• Now go back to your list of favorite apps from your app journal for Lesson 1: Why Apps? Rank them in terms of their UI design. Which apps are easy to use and seem to “just work”? Write down the reasons that some apps are easier to use than others.
  Whatsapp- Influce of other people made me download it; the…

• It’s time to go back to your app journal for Lesson 2: Idea Storm. Take a ​ look at your “Idea Storm” list. Which ideas stand out to you now? This doesn’t mean you should cross off the ones that don’t. You may come back to these ideas one day with a different perspective. It’s also a list…

Now it’s time to have another idea storm. But this time, you’re going to come up with as many app features as you can. Think about the features and tools you learned about in Lesson 7: Feature Smashing and from the Apple Developer website. How many of those can you incorporate in your app…