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Asha Creatives — Wall, Stats & Review
I worked on Asha Creatives’ Wall of Shame and Wall of Fame, the submission and moderation flow, and product statistics—not the app’s core design-sharing and watermarking features.
The Wall of Shame and Wall of Fame
The campaign gives people a way to share difficult client experiences and positive outcomes. Both sides of the Wall use the same recognisable visual system.
Explore the Wall ↗
Live statistics
The page presents aggregate product activity, including creatives, protected projects and assets, and client access requests, without exposing private client information.
Explore the stats page ↗
Review before publishing
Every submission waits for moderation. Reviewers inspect the story and its screenshots, blur sensitive details when needed, and approve or reject it before it appears on the public Wall.
See the review queue ↗Submission and sharing
From writing a story to sharing it with others, these are the two steps in the contributor flow.
1. Send a story
Write a story or attach screenshots, anonymously or with an authenticated handle.
2. After sending
Preview the branded story card and choose how to share it.
Prompt cards
These prompts introduce the Wall of Shame and Wall of Fame and invite people to share their experiences.
Wall of Shame
Invites stories about difficult client experiences.
Wall of Fame
Invites positive stories about how Asha helped.
Shareable story cards
These cards give approved stories a clear, consistent format when people share them with others.
Wall of Shame
For sharing an approved Wall of Shame story.
Wall of Fame
For sharing an approved positive story.
Story cards with different screenshot counts
The examples compare a story with one screenshot, a story with three screenshots (one shown on the card), and a story with no screenshots.
How the feature works
The website collects submissions and displays approved stories. The API validates submissions, processes screenshot uploads, protects moderator actions, and returns database-backed aggregate statistics. Within the Asha Creatives app, moderators review submissions before publication.