TeaParty is a Social-&-Earn (S&E) protocol in Web3, where everyone can come, socialize and earn revenue together. For more introduction about TeaParty, can refer to our previous post.

In this post, I’m going to navigate you to be familiar with TeaParty UI. First, you need to be well-verse with the main two roles used in our platform, which are TeaParty Host and TeaParty Guest:

TeaParty Host — a host who wants to get their post publicized through the TeaParty platform. Hence, in turns rewards guest for putting effort to interact with the post such as “Like”, “Share”, “Follow”, etc.

TeaParty Guest — a person who comes and consumes the social posts/contents in TeaParty, hence gets rewards, if he/she decided to engage in post with activities such as “Like”, “Share”, “Follow”, etc.

Pretty straight forward right? As soon as you familiarize yourself with the two roles above, it is much easier to follow the flow in the article below.

You could skip the article all the way down to view the videos, with a section titled See it in action.

There are 4 important pages to navigate with:

• Main social page

• Post details page

• Profile page

• Claim page

Key components:

1. Post category — category filter and display only post associated with it.

2. Social post container — a box containing all social posts submitted by TeaParty Host.

3. Total pool reward — rewarding pool allocated for that particular post.

Key components:

1. Social post — original social post from the host.

2. Reward details — this box shows the total pool reward, breakdown of the reward, claim maturation condition, and available social rewards.

3. Social action panel — social engagement action panel for guests to interact with.

Key components:

1. Connected Wallet — section to show your connected wallet.

2. Linked social media section — this section shows supported social media options to link to your account(s).

Key components:

1. Claim conditions — in order for guests to be eligible in claiming the reward, they need to make sure the reward is only claimable once it matured, and does not exceed the claim expiration window.

2. Claim reward status — this column denotes the status of the reward. It comes in a total of 4 states, Pending, Claimable, Claimed, and Forfeited.

3. Claim action panel — a panel that enables guests to claim their rewards if eligible.

There are 2 important pages to navigate with:

• Host party post

• My pool list

On this page, as a host, you are required to select the platform and post you would like to publicize your content. (During this writing, we’re supporting Twitter, more to come in the future!)

Upon confirming the platform and your post, you are required to input your budget for the party.

Key components:

1. Party budget — the budget specified for publicizing posts.

2. Reward per pax — this allocates the reward for each pax.

3. Hold social reward condition — this specifies the condition to hold the reward before releasing it to guests for each activity they engaged in. If a guest revokes the activity during the hold period, their reward would be forfeited.

This page allows TeaParty Host to view and edit all party post that is being hosted.

If you wish to see it in the video. We curated the list below:

For TeaParty Guest:

1. Connect wallet and link account — Vimeo link

2. Engage with TeaParty social activity — Vimeo link

For TeaParty Host:

1. Host a party post — Vimeo link

2. Add category to post — Vimeo link

That concludes all the UI we have offered at this point of writing, we’re aiming to be a central S&E protocol, where every builder/developer/creator and social media who wanted to be involved can benefit and contribute to it. Thus, in the coming future, we will support more social media platforms on our protocol.

If you’re interested. Do follow us more (details below) with the updates in the future! See ya!

Website | Twitter | Blog | Discord

Above written by 0xSilkRoad

TeaParty is a Social-&-Earn (S&E) protocol in Web3, where everyone can come, socialize and earn revenue together. For more introduction about TeaParty, can refer to our previous post.

In this post, I’m going to navigate you to be familiar with TeaParty UI. First, you need to be well-verse with the main two roles used in our platform, which are TeaParty Host and TeaParty Guest:

TeaParty Host — a host who wants to get their post publicized through the TeaParty platform. Hence, in turns rewards guest for putting effort to interact with the post such as “Like”, “Share”, “Follow”, etc.

TeaParty Guest — a person who comes and consumes the social posts/contents in TeaParty, hence gets rewards, if he/she decided to engage in post with activities such as “Like”, “Share”, “Follow”, etc.

Pretty straight forward right? As soon as you familiarize yourself with the two roles above, it is much easier to follow the flow in the article below.

You could skip the article all the way down to view the videos, with a section titled See it in action.

There are 4 important pages to navigate with:

• Main social page

• Post details page

• Profile page

• Claim page

Key components:

1. Post category — category filter and display only post associated with it.

2. Social post container — a box containing all social posts submitted by TeaParty Host.

3. Total pool reward — rewarding pool allocated for that particular post.

Key components:

1. Social post — original social post from the host.

2. Reward details — this box shows the total pool reward, breakdown of the reward, claim maturation condition, and available social rewards.

3. Social action panel — social engagement action panel for guests to interact with.

Key components:

1. Connected Wallet — section to show your connected wallet.

2. Linked social media section — this section shows supported social media options to link to your account(s).

Key components:

1. Claim conditions — in order for guests to be eligible in claiming the reward, they need to make sure the reward is only claimable once it matured, and does not exceed the claim expiration window.

2. Claim reward status — this column denotes the status of the reward. It comes in a total of 4 states, Pending, Claimable, Claimed, and Forfeited.

3. Claim action panel — a panel that enables guests to claim their rewards if eligible.

There are 2 important pages to navigate with:

• Host party post

• My pool list

On this page, as a host, you are required to select the platform and post you would like to publicize your content. (During this writing, we’re supporting Twitter, more to come in the future!)

Upon confirming the platform and your post, you are required to input your budget for the party.

Key components:

1. Party budget — the budget specified for publicizing posts.

2. Reward per pax — this allocates the reward for each pax.

3. Hold social reward condition — this specifies the condition to hold the reward before releasing it to guests for each activity they engaged in. If a guest revokes the activity during the hold period, their reward would be forfeited.

This page allows TeaParty Host to view and edit all party post that is being hosted.

If you wish to see it in the video. We curated the list below:

For TeaParty Guest:

1. Connect wallet and link account — Vimeo link

2. Engage with TeaParty social activity — Vimeo link

For TeaParty Host:

1. Host a party post — Vimeo link

2. Add category to post — Vimeo link

That concludes all the UI we have offered at this point of writing, we’re aiming to be a central S&E protocol, where every builder/developer/creator and social media who wanted to be involved can benefit and contribute to it. Thus, in the coming future, we will support more social media platforms on our protocol.

If you’re interested. Do follow us more (details below) with the updates in the future! See ya!

Website | Twitter | Blog | Discord

Above written by 0xSilkRoad