Program Imagery and Character Recommendations

Imagery and language work together within a program to create a unique experience that gets a user's attention, conveys a message, and elicits an emotional response. We recommend using these elements to help users understand their progress within a program as an individual, a group, and part of a community.

The following are recommended image sizes and character limits for blocks and web components. These guidelines help to display images appropriately and eliminate word wrapping and truncation. In a customized program, sizing and character limits can be adjusted to fit your design.

Note: Nitro supports Roboto and Nunito fonts. Other supported fonts vary based on browser, operating system, and theme.

Element

Recommended Size

Use

Imagery

Badge, mission icon, level icon

400x400px

(max file size of 500KB)

  • Impact block - Mission icons display on the mission tile. If no mission icon is set, a default is used (show meClosedDefault Mission Icon  ). Badges display in the detail view rewards section.
  • Missions web component - Mission icons display with the mission description. If no mission icon is set, a default is used (show meClosed). Badges display in the detail view rewards section.
  • Trophy case web component - Badges and level icons display with the mission description.
  • Events web component - Badges, mission icons, and level icons display with the action phrase when a user completes a mission or changes levels.
    The events feed includes the action phrase plus an image. The image order is 1) the badge image or 2) the mission icon or 3) the default mission icon. When the event is a level change, the web component uses the level icon and action phrase unless your configuration does not include them.

User/Profile image

400x400px

(max file size of 500KB)

Supports PNG, JPEG, and GIF when added via Nitro Studio. Supports PNG and JPEG when added via the Profile web component.

The user image displays in the user's profile, leaderboards, and recognition.

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  • 1 - The image set in the userPhotoUrl user preference or
  • 2 - The level image (which will change as the user moves through levels) or
  • 3 - The default profile icon
  • 1 - The image set in the userPhotoUrl user preference or
  • 2 - The user's initials (when a name is set) or
  • 3 - The default profile icon

Mission background image and Default Featured Mission image

2000x2000px

(max file size of 1MB)

Flexible, center-orientated or forgiving crop

Impact block - The background image displays in the mission tile. If no background image is set, a gradient displays that can be styled to your brand standards.

If you have no featured missions available, a default image and description can be set to display in the Featured section until a mission becomes available.

Point category icons

60x60px

(max size 500KB)

We recommend using a minimalistic design in a color that displays best on mission tiles with background images and without. In most cases, a white icon is preferred unless you're using very light colors in the gradient background.

Impact block - Point category icons display in place of the point category name in mission tiles, leaderboards, etc. The point category order is:

  • 1 - The point category icon or
  • 2 - The short name or
  • 3 - The full name

Group image

400x400px

(max file size of 500KB)

Impact block and Leaders web component - A personalized group image displays with the group name in leaderboards.

The image is set in the group's properties.

Recognition category icons

400x400px

Category icons display:

Quiz banner/Intro image

600x150px

Although the height can be any size, using an image of 150px or less keeps the quiz's Get Started! button above the fold.

Quiz web component - A banner image displays between the quiz name and description.

Text Elements

Mission and Level names and descriptions

  • Mission name - 50 characters or less
  • Mission description - 250 characters or less

Impact block, Missions web component, and Trophy Case web components - Names and descriptions tell users about a mission and what they should do to complete it. Short, but informative descriptions are recommended.

Action phrases

200 characters or less

Events and Recognition web components - Action phrases describe an activity a user has completed.

Use the mission Action Phrase, level Action phrase, and recognition Community/Giver/Recipient Phrase fields to describe the activity that occurred.

Rule descriptions

40 characters or less

Impact block and Missions web component - Descriptions describe the task the user must complete.

Point category name

10 characters or less

Impact block - Displays when no point category icon or short name are set.

Point category short name

3 characters or less

Impact block - Displays when no point category icon is set.

User name

 

  • Impact block - A user name personalizes the greeting, leaderboard, and other areas in the program.
  • Profile web component - A user name personalizes the user's profile. The userId is used if no name preference is set.
  • Events web component - When you use tokens within an action phrase, the user's name (first, last, or initial) is used to personalize the activity.

Web component titles

30 characters or less

  • All web components - By default web component titles display in all caps.
  • Quiz web component - The quiz's name appears as the web component title.

Bunchball Go Elements

Banner

600x338px

(max file size of 500MB)

A banner image displays on the Home page introducing your program or communicating program updates.

Content link images

100x100px

(responsive design sizes at a range between 70 to 93px)

The images to display with static content links.

Header image

120x40px

The image to display as your company or program logo.

Program icon

512x512px

Must be a PNG

An icon for your program that users will see on their mobile device's home screen when Bunchball Go runs as a Progressive Web Application.

See also

Web components

Blocks

Bunchball Go overview

Bunchball Go actions and pages