Publish

Design the final step of a content publishing flow: a screen where the user reviews what they are about to publish and chooses when and how it goes live. This can be a page, drawer, or modal, but it should feel like a real product screen, not a concept sketch.

Show the content being published, the destination or channel, and the key publish settings in one place. Include publish now, schedule for later, and save as draft or back out. If the content has audience or privacy controls, surface them here with plain labels and the current selection visible before the user confirms.

Use the screen to reduce mistakes. Any warnings, missing fields, or blockers should appear before publish, not after. If publish succeeds, show a clear confirmation with the next step. If it fails, keep the user's choices intact and show what needs fixing.

Incorporate a visually satisfying 'success' animation or confirmation message for users upon successful publication—it adds a delightful touch to the user experience!