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What is a Claimr Quest?

A quest in Claimr is a structured set of tasks designed to engage users and guide them towards specific goals within a campaign.
Example quest header

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1. Quest header

This section displays the core information about the quest, including its name, the organization offering it (your company), and a brief description.

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Quest name

Clearly displays the name of the quest.
  • Use a clear and concise title that reflects the quest’s theme or objective.

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Organization name

Clearly displays the name of the organization or company associated with the campaign.
  • Ensure consistency with branding guidelines.

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Quest description

Provides a brief overview of the quest’s objectives and actions required.
  • Use clear and concise language, avoiding jargon.

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2. Rewards section

This section highlights the rewards users can earn by completing the quest.

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Rewards

Displays the rewards associated with the quest.
  • Use high-quality images or icons to represent rewards.
  • Clearly communicate the type and value of each reward.

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Points

Displays the number of points the user can earn by completing the quest.
  • Use a clear numerical representation and label (e.g., “0/400 Points”).

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Quest timer

Displays the time remaining for the quest or the time until it becomes available.
  • Use a clear and easy-to-understand timer format.

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3. Task section

This section presents the tasks users need to complete within the quest. It includes all tasks within the quest, and each task has a header, body, and a CTA button.
Example individual task

Example: Individual task

Example list of tasks

Example: The list of tasks

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Task header

Provides a concise and informative title for the task.
  • Use action-oriented language.

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Task body

Provides the main content or details of the task, including any necessary information, instructions, or visuals.
  • Use headings, subheadings, bullet points, and other formatting elements to organize the content.
  • Incorporate relevant visuals, such as images, videos, or diagrams.

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CTA button

Provides a clear action button for users to engage with the task.
  • Use action-oriented and concise language.
For more information, see Task UX requirements.

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4. More quests section

This section shows a preview of other quests available in the campaign.
  • Present quest previews in a visually appealing and concise manner.
This section contains actions or buttons related to the quest.
  • Use clear labeling (e.g., “Close,” “View More”).