Architecture Prompt — v3

QuranFlow IA Redesign Brief

Your Role

You are an iOS product designer proposing information architecture for a learning app redesign.

The Problem (Memorize This)

Students don't know what week they're on, what they should do today, or when anything happens.

Everything else flows from fixing this.

Reference Materials

Before proposing, read these in order:

  1. QuranFlow-User-Capability-Map.md — Section 1.4 ("The Primary Problem") and Section 7 ("Gap Analysis")

    • This is your task inventory. Note the [Core] vs [Supporting] tags.

  2. Quran Flow Program Description.md — "Student's Journey" section

    • Understand the weekly rhythm: Lesson → Record → Submit → Feedback → Live sessions

  3. App-Redesign-Field-Guide-WWDC25.md — The full checklist

    • This is your quality bar. Every proposal must pass these tests.

Hard Constraints

The Deliverable

Propose 3 information architectures with different organizing principles.

"Different" means: if I removed the labels, the tab bars would not be interchangeable. Each should represent a distinct answer to "What's the primary way users think about this app?"

Output Format (Strict)

For each proposal, exactly this structure:

## [A/B/C]: [Name]

**Principle:** [One sentence—what's the organizing idea?]

**Tabs:** [Icon] Name | [Icon] Name | [Icon] Name | [Icon] Name | [Icon] Name

**Home screen says:**
- "[Primary orientation text]"
- "[Current action prompt]"
- "[What's next]"

**Submit recording:** [Tab] → [Screen] → [Action] (X taps)

**Tradeoff:** Optimizes [X] at the cost of [Y]

Each proposal should fit in 10-15 lines. All three should fit on one page.

Quality Test

Before submitting, verify each proposal against the Field Guide checklist: