Project Meika: Social Media&Travel App made for anime fan worldwide

Travel & Hotel

My app is a social platform for anime fans to make new friends, share blog posts, and create location-based guides for anime-related events and places, such as collab cafés, anime stores, seiyuu events, real-life anime locations, and conventions ... The app includes a mascot assistant named ... She helps users polish their posts with AI, encourages participation, gives anime recommendations, and helps organize group hangouts and ... After each activity, participants can upload photos and messages to preserve their ...

Since Meika-chan’s design is already set (her design and app icon are attached in the files), I’d like the app’s overall theme to loosely follow her color pattern without feeling overly “pink” or ... In general, please use a clean, readable layout, let haiti and white carry most of the structure (backgrounds, text, and major UI surfaces), use magenta mainly as the accent color for primary actions (like Create/Post/Invite) and key highlights, and reserve green for verified or success states so it feels consistent and ... Pink can show up in small doses to add personality icons, subtle decorative elements, or special moments like achievements, but shouldn’t dominate the ... If possible, I’d also love to incorporate a light manga/comic flavor in a way that doesn’t hurt ... This could be done through subtle panel borders around certain cards (especially featured posts), occasional halftone textures or dotted gradients in section headers, and thin speed-line or ink-stroke accents for transitions and ... The goal is to make the app feel like a modern anime guidebook with a bit of manga energy, stylish, playful, and recognizable, while still keeping the UI clean and easy to ... For blog post, I plan to support two post formats: short, Twitter-style posts with multiple images, and long-form blog posts with a banner and ... I’d love to see how you would design preview cards for both when they appear in the Latest feed and Following ... I’m very open to creativity from your end as well, based on what you can bring out from my mascot’s ... I do plan on making Meika-chan more present throughout the app, so I’d love your feedback on where she can appear in a way that enhances the experience without feeling ... For example, I’m thinking of having her show up in a corner while users fill out the contribution form, appear as an editor helper while users write blog posts, or be featured in a loading screen ...

Meika

Stage 1 — First Open & Orientation When a new user opens the app, the Home page introduces both real-world anime experiences (events, cafés, stores) and fandom content (reviews, essays, creative writing). Verified banners highlight nearby conventions or locations, while featured cards showcase high-quality blog ... Clear entry points into Discover and a floating Create button signal that exploration and contribution are equally ... --- Stage 2 — Discover & Filter In Discover, users browse by: * Places & Events * Anime Topics * Blog Types Filters appear as pills or sheets to keep the UI ... Map previews show only for physical locations, while anime-only posts appear as editorial ... Contributor avatars, category tags, and bookmark buttons help build trust and make saving content ... This stage supports both trip planning and casual ... --- Stage 3 — View Details & Evaluate When users open a location, event, or anime post, the page should immediately communicate credibility and ... For places/events: * Banner image * Contributor info * Address / map button * Ratings * Tags * Engagement counts For anime-only posts: * Cover image * Anime tags * Author preview * Comment count Tabs such as Details, Reviews, Featured Posts, Photos, and Comments allow deeper exploration without overwhelming the ... --- Stage 4 — Save, Connect & Participate After enjoying content, users can: * Bookmark posts or locations * Follow authors * Comment and reply in threads The Home feed surfaces posts from followed users, turning discovery into long-term relationships within fandom ... This stage focuses on social bonding and repeated ... --- Stage 5 — Create, Contribute & Grow Users contribute through: * Writing anime reviews, essays, or creative stories * Submitting store/event guides * Leaving ratings and photos * Participating in discussions Creation flows provide templates based on post type, including spoiler tools, tagging, banner uploads, and preview ... Recognition systems complete the loop: * Notifications for replies and likes * Featured placements * Reputation growth over time This stage keeps the community healthy by rewarding quality contributions and sustained ...

Every design category has flexible pricing for all budgets. starts at HK$4,699.