Quiz System, Skincare Routines, And Streaks Implementation

Aug 15, 2025 by Elias Adebayo 59 views

Implement Detailed Design Structure: Quiz System, Routines, and Streaks

Hey guys! Let's dive into the detailed implementation plan for our comprehensive quiz system, skincare routines, and streak tracking system. This is all about making it super personalized for every skin type out there, from Fitzpatrick I to VI. So, grab your favorite beverage, and let’s get started!

Detailed Design Implementation Plan

Overview

Our main goal here is to create an implementation plan for a comprehensive quiz system, skincare routines, and a streak tracking system. The big focus? Personalization across all Fitzpatrick skin types (I-VI). We want to make sure everyone gets the care they need, tailored just for them.

Core Components Implementation

Let's break down the core components we're going to implement. This includes the quiz system, skincare routines, and the streak system. Each part plays a crucial role in the overall user experience, so let’s get into the details.

1. Quiz System

The quiz system is our first stop. This is where we gather essential info about our users to give them the best recommendations. We'll be implementing two key quizzes: the Skin Type Quiz and the Allergy Quiz. These quizzes will help us understand our users' skin better, allowing us to offer personalized skincare routines and product suggestions.

Skin Type Quiz Implementation

The Skin Type Quiz is crucial for understanding the user's Fitzpatrick skin type, which ranges from I to VI. This quiz will help us tailor skincare recommendations to each individual's specific needs. We'll start by creating a QuizStepper.tsx component. This component will handle the quiz's structure, making it easy for users to navigate through the questions.

Creating QuizStepper.tsx Component:
- The QuizStepper.tsx component will be the backbone of our quiz. Think of it as the conductor of an orchestra, ensuring all the parts work together harmoniously. This component will include:
  - Progress bar: A visual indicator (20px height, with an orange fill) to show users how far along they are in the quiz. It’s like having a fuel gauge, so they know how much more they have to go.
  - Back/Next navigation: Essential buttons (80px fixed at the bottom) to move between questions. Nobody wants to feel trapped in a quiz, right?
  - Question rendering logic: This is the brain of the operation, dynamically displaying questions based on user progress. It keeps things fresh and engaging.
Implementing 8 Fitzpatrick-Based Questions:
- Next up, we're implementing eight questions designed to determine the user's Fitzpatrick skin type. These questions cover a range of factors, from eye color to tanning ability. Here’s the breakdown:
  - Eye color assessment: Because eye color can say a lot about your skin type. Darker eyes often correlate with higher Fitzpatrick types.
  - Natural hair color: Similar to eye color, natural hair color is a good indicator of skin type.
  - Natural skin color: This is a straightforward question but crucial for accurate assessment.
  - Freckle presence: Freckles often indicate a lower Fitzpatrick type, as they are more common in fair skin.
  - Sun response: How does your skin react to the sun? Do you burn easily, or do you tan? This is key.
  - Tanning ability: How well you tan is a direct indicator of your skin's melanin production and, therefore, your Fitzpatrick type.
  - Facial sensitivity: Sensitive skin might require specific routines and products.
  - Tanning frequency: How often you tan, either intentionally or unintentionally, can affect your skin type and health.

Allergy Quiz Implementation

The Allergy Quiz is equally important. It helps us identify any potential allergens or sensitivities our users might have. This ensures we can recommend products and routines that won't cause irritation or adverse reactions. Safety first, guys!

Creating Allergy Assessment with 6 Questions:
- The Allergy Quiz will feature six targeted questions to help us understand a user's sensitivities. This quiz is all about ensuring we don’t recommend anything that might cause a flare-up. Here’s what we’ll ask:
  - Allergen selection: Users can select from a list of common allergens. Let’s make it comprehensive!
  - Flare-up frequency: How often do they experience allergic reactions? This helps gauge sensitivity levels.
  - Reaction severity: Are the reactions mild, moderate, or severe? Knowing the severity is crucial for personalized recommendations.
  - Known sensitivities: Open-ended question for users to list any known sensitivities not covered in the allergen selection.
  - Product reaction: Have they reacted to skincare products before? If so, what kind of products?
  - Environmental triggers: Are there environmental factors (like pollen or dust) that trigger reactions?

2. Skincare Routines System

Now, let's talk skincare routines! This is where the magic happens. We’re designing a system that can generate personalized skincare routines based on quiz results and user preferences. Think of it as your personal skincare guru, right in your pocket.

Base Components

We’re starting with some base components that will power our skincare routines system. One crucial component is the RoutineVariationSelector.tsx. This component will allow users to select from various routine variations based on their skin type and specific needs.

Creating RoutineVariationSelector.tsx:
- The RoutineVariationSelector.tsx component will be responsible for displaying and allowing users to choose from different routine variations. It's like a menu, but for skincare! Here’s the interface:

interface Props {
  variations: RoutineVariation[];
  onSelect: (variation: RoutineVariation) => void;
  skinType: string;
}

variations: An array of RoutineVariation objects, each representing a different routine.
onSelect: A function that gets called when a user selects a variation. This is how we capture their choice.
skinType: The user’s Fitzpatrick skin type. This helps us filter and display relevant routines.
Implementing Routine Variation System:
- We’re aiming for a robust routine variation system that caters to different needs and preferences. We want to offer a diverse range of routines, ensuring there’s something for everyone. Here are some of the variations we’ll include:
  - Tanning routines: We’ll have over 10 variations per skin type. Tanning is a big deal for many, and we want to ensure they’re doing it safely and effectively.
  - Winter skincare routines: Winter can be harsh on the skin, so we’ll have routines focused on hydration and protection.
  - Hydration routines: Hydration is key year-round, so we’ll offer routines specifically designed to boost moisture levels.
  - Allergy-safe routines: These routines will exclude common allergens, making them safe for sensitive skin.

Season-Specific Logic

Skincare needs change with the seasons, so we’re implementing logic that adapts routines based on the time of year. This ensures our users get the right care, no matter the weather.

Summer Focus:
- Summer is all about sun protection and post-sun care. We'll be focusing on tanning protocols, high UV protection, and soothing routines for after sun exposure. Here’s the summer game plan:
  - Tanning protocols per skin type: Safe tanning is the name of the game. We’ll provide detailed protocols for each Fitzpatrick skin type.
  - High UV protection variations: Strong sun protection is a must in the summer. We’ll offer routines with high SPF recommendations.
  - Post-sun care routines: Soothing and hydrating routines to help skin recover after sun exposure. Think aloe vera and calming ingredients!
Winter Focus:
- Winter brings its own set of challenges, like dry air and cold temperatures. Our winter routines will focus on barrier-boosting, hydration, and protection from the elements. Winter skincare is a whole different ballgame, right?
  - Barrier-boosting routines: Strengthening the skin’s natural barrier to prevent moisture loss.
  - Hydration-focused variations: Intense hydration to combat dry winter air.
  - Cold weather protection: Routines that shield the skin from harsh winter conditions.

3. Streak and Goals System

Last but not least, we have the Streak and Goals System. This is all about keeping users motivated and engaged. Streaks provide a fun way to track consistency, and goals give users something to strive for. Let’s make skincare a rewarding habit!

Core Streak Implementation

We’re starting with the core implementation of the streak system. This involves tracking consecutive days of skincare routine adherence. The StreakProgressBar.tsx component will visually represent the user’s current streak, making it easy to see their progress.

Creating StreakProgressBar.tsx:
- The StreakProgressBar.tsx component will display the user’s current streak progress. It’s a visual pat on the back for sticking to their routine! Here’s the interface:

interface Props {
  current: number;
}

That's it for now, guys! We've covered a lot, from the quiz system to skincare routines and streak tracking. Each component is designed with personalization and user engagement in mind. Let's keep this momentum going and build something amazing!