FLIPTIONARY

Created by Josh Ball, Modified on Mon, 18 Sep, 2023 at 11:14 AM by Josh Ball

Learn the language of FLIP


This doc will help you understand and talk the talk of the FLIP universe. We understand that FLIP is a unique platform and has very unique assets, so we have provided you with a dictionary of sorts. Our FLIPTIONARY!


Channel

The largest content container in the platform is visually represented as a horizontal rectangle with a left-justified color square that has a unique icon.
  1. The icon is chosen from your organization's icon library (which can be customized to your brand). A custom icon can be uploaded upon request.
  2. The color of the icon can be customized to be on-brand as well.


Bookcase Line

The Bookcase Line is the container for a Bookcase or group of Bookcases. It should have a unique title. It is the second-largest content container in FLIP. Visually represented with text.
  1. There is no character limit. The best practice is to create something unique. Do not be afraid to be descriptive.


Bookcase

A Bookcase holds at least one Category with multiple Decks. Bookcases are the third largest content container in FLIP. Visually represented by a square shape with a color band across the bottom that has text within it.
  1. The text color can be customized to be on-brand.
  2. There is no character limit, but the best practice is to keep it very short.


Deck Line

The Deck Line is the container for a Deck or group of Decks. It is the fourth largest content container in FLIP. Visually represented with text.
  1. There is no character limit. The best practice is to create something unique. Do not be afraid to be descriptive. 


Deck

A Deck is a collection of Cards. It is the second smallest content container in FLIP. Visually represented by a rounded edge vertical rectangle.
  1. The Deck has the option to add a full-bleed image.
  2. The Deck's title is displayed below the deck.


Deck Line Search

Discovery tool for accessing cards in a specific Deckline.

  • The search results are from only the Decks in the Deck Line.

Deck Cover

The visual front of the Deck. The deck has three mandatory aspects to its anatomy: Color, Icon, and Title.
  1. The color and icon can be customized to your brand.
  2. A full-bleed image can be uploaded.


Deck Navigation

The icons at the bottom of the Deck each have a specific function.


Index Icon

  • This icon will jump you to the index Card wherever you are in the Deck.



Left Arrow

  • This will move the Card Line one Card to the left.



Flip Icon

  • This icon will flip the Card over.

Right Arrow

  • This icon moves the Card Line to the right one Card.


Close Button

  • This icon will close the Deck


Card

A Card is the smallest content container in FLIP. Visually represented by a rounded edge vertical rectangle.


Front:
  1. The front side does not scroll, so the best practice is to keep the verbiage on it short.
  2. You can add two sizes of imagery. (Golden: 700px X 438px & Full-bleed: 700px X 1133px).
Back:
  1. The Backside scrolls. It is best practice to keep the content to around 3000 characters.
  2. You can add imagery, audio, video, and much more. Find more details in the Card section. 


Card Line

All cards within a Deck.


Card Front

Non-scrollable side of a card. The front has two options for imagery: full-bleed, or golden ratio (shown below).
Two sizes of imagery.


Full-bleed:
700px X 1133px


Golden:
700px X 438px


Card Back

Scrollable side of the Card.

  • It is best practice to keep the content to around 3000 characters.

Index Card

An index lists of all Cards in a Deck. It appears at the beginning of the Card Line.

  1. No other cards can be placed before an Index card.


Index Section

A select group of Cards within the index. The section is expandable to view the Cards within it. 



Resources

External links that can be added to the bottom of Cards.
Types of Resource links:
  1. File upload
  2. Document
  3. Website
  4. Video
  5. Image
  6. Email - Add the pre-fix "mailto:"
  7. Phone - Add the pre-fix "tel:"


Flip a Card

The action of turning a Card over.


Knowledge Check

Collection of question Cards based on corporate mandates.


Assessment

A certifiable quiz that contains content Cards that refer to the questions within:

  1. Are linked to a company’s LMS.
  2. Produces a Certificate Card upon completion.
  3. Option for Users to re-test their knowledge for incorrect answers.
  4. User attempt limits


Custom Icon

A circle-shaped + icon that allows a user to save a Card to a custom, personalized Deck.  Located in the bottom right of a Card. Users can tuck a Card to create their own custom Decks that live on their own My Favorites section accessible from the Homepage. Users can add any number of Cards to a custom Deck and can create as many Custom Decks as they want.


Tucking a Card

When you find a Card that you want to "tuck" away, you simply tap or click the circle icon in the bottom right corner of the Card. You can then create a personalized Custom Deck to put your Card away by tapping or clicking the new Deck image.


User Deck

A custom-created Deck from tucking a Card that lives in the My Favorites section accessible from the Homepage.


My Favorites Section


Custom Created Deck

Favorite Icon

A heart-shaped icon that duplicates a Card into a Favorites Deck is located on the Homepage of the platform under the "My Decks" Category. Located in the bottom left of a Card.


Favorited Card

The Card that is favorited will be displayed in the My Favorites section accessible from the Home page.


My Favorites Section

Favorited Card

  • The Deck of the favorited Card will be displayed in this section.

Global Search

Discovery tool for accessing all Cards and related Decks in the platform. 

  • Accessible by the center icon.
  • Search is also available on each screen from the search bar.

Library

The visual display of the user’s available content.

  • Accessible by the right icon.

Home

Location in the platform for the user to locate their custom-created Decks, Certifications, favorited Cards, Competitions, what's newly been created, and dynamic content.


Dynamic Content

Categories that display content dynamically on the User's Homepage. These Categories are optional and consist of; Recently opened, and Recommendations.


Account Settings

This menu has the user’s info and app functions displayed. Icon located in the top right of the screen.

My Account Screen


Connection

Provides the user with content. A connection is a visual key for the User; in order for a User to see a Card, the User and the Card must share the same Connection. Connections have their own unique QR code or text code for shareability.


Trigger

A call to action that adds or removes a Connection from a User.
Trigger types:
  1. Answer a question in a Question Card
  2. Answered all questions in a This/That Card
  3. Answer a Likert question
  4. All assessments complete
  5. Button press
  6. Finished a video
  7. Finish all videos in a deck


Promo

A banner that can be placed in specified locations on the platform. The Promo can link to internal sections of the platform as well as external web addresses.
Placement locations:
  1. Library
  2. Homepage
  3. Specific Channel


Competition

Users garner points by taking actions within the platform and are displayed on a leaderboard. Create teams or individual players competitions. Competition instructions and leaderboards are displayed on the User's Homepage within the competition decks they belong to.


User

Individual employees who have access to the FLIP app.


Admin

An individual who has administrative access to the FLIP app.


Admin Portal

An administrative web-based content builder with a reporting suite.


Notification

Mobile or email messages are sent to Users from the admin portal.


Special Notice

A customizable message is displayed as a screen takeover in the app.


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