An ongoing contest aimed at involving citizens and tech enthusiasts in the making of the Prime Minister Office’s much-awaited mobile app now allows you to send in entries for designing wireframes.
This is essentially the second phase of the contest and invites you to make screen designs on the basis of selected ideas.
Basically, the MyGov portal, a citizen engagement platform launched by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last year, has created a blueprint of the app based on ideas received in phase 1. Now you can send in design ideas that will portray the skeletal framework of the app.
The wireframe should essentially include the overall layout of the app along with the placement of the various sections and features. In order to submit the designs, one must register their team on MyGov and then upload the wireframe in a pdf format on the portal. The last day of submission is June 12.
The contest, that was launched in collaboration with Google in March, had received over 9,000 submissions in its first phase, according to MyGov.
The PMO mobile app is yet another indicator of PM Modi’s objectives of digital outreach and bridging the gap between the government and the public.
