User Journey Breakdown

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1. Homepage:
   Entry Point: Users arrive at the application's homepage.
   Action: Users are greeted with a clear and inviting interface showcasing the platform's features.
   Outcome: Users can navigate to various sections, including registration, login, and search features.

2. User Registration:
   Entry Point: Users click on the "Sign Up" or "Register" button on the homepage.
   Action: Users register for an account using their email or other authentication methods.
   Outcome: User gains access to the application's features.

3. Profile Setup:
   Entry Point: Newly registered user is directed to their profile setup page.
   Action: User completes their profile, providing necessary information.
   Outcome: Profile is created, including the option to connect LinkedIn, Instagram, and GitHub accounts.

4. Social Account Connection:
   Entry Point: User decides to connect their LinkedIn, Instagram, or GitHub account.
   Action: User provides necessary permissions to link their social accounts.
   Outcome: Social accounts are connected to the user's profile.

5. Search for Others:
   Entry Point: User navigates to the search feature from the homepage.
   Action: User searches for individuals using social links or other filters.
   Outcome: A list of individuals matching the search criteria is displayed.

6. View Profiles:
   Entry Point: User clicks on a profile from the search results.
   Action: User views the selected individual's profile, which includes information from connected social accounts.
   Outcome: User gains insights into the individual's background.

7. Write a Review:
   Entry Point: Within the individual's profile, the user finds an option to write a review.
   Action: User writes a review, including ratings and comments.
   Outcome: The review is submitted and associated with both the reviewer and the reviewed individual.

8. Notification:
   Entry Point: After submitting the review, the user receives a notification.
   Action: User is informed about the status of their review and any subsequent interactions.
   Outcome: Improved user engagement and awareness of the review process.

9. Manage Reviews:
   Entry Point: User has an option to manage their reviews from their profile dashboard.
   Action: User can edit or delete their reviews, as well as view responses from others.
   Outcome: Enhanced control over the user's contributions and interactions.

10. Explore Reviews:
    Entry Point: User explores a section dedicated to discovering and reading reviews.
    Action: User can filter reviews based on categories or social connections.
    Outcome: Users discover and read reviews, facilitating a better understanding of individuals within their network.

11. Feedback and Iteration:
    Entry Point: Users are encouraged to provide feedback on the application.
    Action: Users can submit feedback or report inappropriate content.
    Outcome: Continuous improvement of the application based on user input.

12. Logout and Security:
    Entry Point: User decides to log out or ends the session.
    Action: Secure logout process to protect user data and privacy.
    Outcome: User successfully logs out, ensuring the security of their information.

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some initial mockups made using Magic Patterns