The Design and Implementation of a Self-discipline Supervision Platform Based on WeChat Mini Program
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Supervision Platform, WeChat Mini Program, Self-disciplineAbstract
With the improvement of social production, living standards, and the growth of people’s income, China had fully entered a well-off society by 2020. However, this has been accompanied by the popularity of phenomena such as ‘giving up’ and ‘lying flat,’ leading to a lack of motivation to strive for many individuals who are content with the status quo. This project aims to respond to the national call by promoting self-discipline through a monetary incentive mechanism, helping users set and achieve personal goals, and conducting extensive questionnaire surveys to collect feedback and suggestions for improvement on the use of existing self-discipline mini-programs from different groups in order to develop a mini-program with broader applicability. Ultimately, users can earn coins by completing tasks, improve their living standards, and simultaneously help the impoverished gain income, thereby achieving dual benefits for society and the economy.
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