Goals

Goals are how we organize

feats.

Examples of Goals

Goals can take the form of a to-do list, bucket list, or focus around a certain area of your life.

How to get a goal

You will be able to use others’

goals as a template for

your own, and edit them

accordingly, or create a new

goal completely on your own.

How goals are organized

Goals will be organized by 8 topic areas: Work, Home,

Health, Money, Learning, Family,

Balance, and Community.

Frequency and alerts

You will be able to decide how often you’d like to do each feat within the list (ex. Once a week, A

few times a month, Twice this summer).

Also, you can choose to set up reminders to do certain

actions at specific times or on specific days.

Your new Home screen

This screen will now consist of: 1) Your feats 2) Your goals3) Your conversations4) People (which includes feeds for

check-ins of people you follow, check-ins by everyone, epic check-ins, and your own check-ins)

Your new Home screen

Check in feats not within your goals

You can still check in feats that aren’t within your goals by searching in the left sidebar:

Your new Browse screen

When you click “Browse” in the top bar, you’ll be able to browse goal lists by others, the feat catalog, and members in different

categories (like Most Active, Most Helpful, and Members Like You).

Your new Browse screen cont’d.

You’ll be able to see the description of the goal on this screen as well.

Your new Rewards screen

When you click “Rewards” in the top bar, you’ll come to the main rewards screen,

which allows you to choose either premium rewards or donations.

Premium rewards

You’ll be able to reserve rewards for future redemptions by browsing the catalog and adding the ones you’d like to your

Wishlist. In the case of those rewards only, you’ll receive an e-mail 24

hours in advance of the rewards becoming available;

otherwise, you’ll get an e-mail the day they become available.

Donation rewards

Same as now, donation rewards will be instantly redeemable at all times when you have enough

points to do so.

wwf.dailyfeats.com

Example of Nonprofit Partner Goal:

wwf.dailyfeats.com

Example of Nonprofit Partner Goal:

Healthy Huntsville Goal

Healthy Huntsville could have a goal

or a number of goals related to

events in the program, and the descriptions on those individual

feats could actually be specific events such as a certain 5K, a class, etc.

Use the iPhone App to Check In On the Go

iPhone App: Location-Based Reminders

iPhone App: Social and Rewards