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Case study · Delivery

Spirituality / Web App

Moja Modlitwa

The product invites a daily return: one calm screen, today’s quote and prayer. Instead of retention metrics, we focus on experience quality and client satisfaction with the launch.

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Problem

A spiritual app cannot look like an aggressive portal. The client wanted calm UX, a daily visit ritual, and gentle music, without browser policies blocking sound on first load.

Solution

One calm screen with the day’s prayer/quote, clear hierarchy, and music unlocked on the user’s first gesture (Chrome, Safari, and Firefox compliant).

Scope

Web app UX/UI
Next.js frontend
Design system
Technical SEO
Audio handling (unlock on gesture)
Launch on own domain

Outcome

Live on mojamodlitwa.eu: a calm experience the client can show as mature UX, without invented retention metrics.

What it looks like

Prayer of the day: date, title, full text. Everything clear and in the right place.

Challenge

A spiritual app cannot look like an aggressive portal or a blog template. Users should feel calm and return out of habit, not notification pressure.

The client also wanted gentle background music, but browsers block sound on first load without user interaction. That cannot be forced autoplay.

Mobile - prayer of the day, music and share controls — Prayer of the day: date, title, full text. Everything clear and in the right place.

Solution

One calm screen: quote/prayer toggle, a central card for the day’s content, and a restrained background. Everything is clearer and in the right place.

Music does not use classic loud autoplay on URL load. On the first user gesture (tap, click, or turning music on from the control) we unlock the player, per Chrome, Safari, and Firefox policy. Only then can ambient audio run without a blocked-audio surprise.

Word for today - Fatima prayer on a forest background, quote/prayer toggle, share and music controls — The “Word for today” screen: calm forest backdrop, quote/prayer toggle, central card with the day’s prayer (here the Fatima prayer), share button, and music control. Clear hierarchy without clutter.

Music and browser policy

Browsers treat audio as consent-gated: a cold visit cannot suddenly play sound. Forced autoplay ends in silence or console errors; users hear nothing anyway.

We use unlock-on-first-gesture: one handler on the first touch/click starts the audio context, then the track can play. That is the standard compliant pattern for ambient sites, not a workaround. A visible music control makes it clear sound is available when the user chooses.

Outcome for the client

The project is live on its own domain and reads as a product, not a mockup. The client can show it as an example of calm, mature UX.

We do not publish DAU stats; we have a product that delivers the goal: daily engagement through a simple, repeatable visit ritual.

“It feels as calm as we intended. Users know where they are and come back willingly.”
Product team feedback, collaboration quote

What the project delivered

No invented numbers: outcomes in the product and reception. Everything is clearer and in the right place:

A consistent “Word for today” screen with prayer and quote of the day
Background music after unlock on first gesture, no startup block
Visible sound control and calm UX on desktop and phone
Live on mojamodlitwa.eu

Technologies

Next.js
Design system
Technical SEO

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