World Recognition
Budget: $1,000,000 – $2,500,000 USD
WR is almost ready for the public, but five strategic pieces still need to click together so development can shift to pure production:
1. Core Features
The Identity Engine is the first priority. I need a clear technical and UX blueprint that nails:
• rock-solid User Authentication,
• flexible Profile Customization, and
• seamless Social Integration.
The specification must be implementation-ready, with data flows, user states, and a permission model that can scale.
2. Engagement Loop
Map the exact journey—post → earn → unlock → explore → create → repeat—showing what screens, prompts, and rewards appear at each step and how Activity-Based recognition points are calculated and surfaced to users.
3. Brand Identity
Condense the vision into a tagline, a crisp one-sentence description, a memorable page name, and a single visual anchor (color or symbol) that everything else can reference.
4. Posting Sequence
Set a release calendar and narrative order for public posts: intro, identity system deep-dive, first world reveal, dev log, story log, then Patreon tiers.
5. First Narrative Beat
Craft the opening story moment that invites the community into the WR universe and establishes tone, stakes, and style.
Deliverables will be accepted when each section includes:
• a diagram or storyboard where applicable,
• copy that can be published verbatim,
• a concise rationale tying every choice back to user motivation and platform goals, and
• a hand-off document ready for design and engineering.
If you have a knack for intertwining product mechanics, storytelling, and brand voice into one cohesive system, this brief should feel like play.
1. Core Features
The Identity Engine is the first priority. I need a clear technical and UX blueprint that nails:
• rock-solid User Authentication,
• flexible Profile Customization, and
• seamless Social Integration.
The specification must be implementation-ready, with data flows, user states, and a permission model that can scale.
2. Engagement Loop
Map the exact journey—post → earn → unlock → explore → create → repeat—showing what screens, prompts, and rewards appear at each step and how Activity-Based recognition points are calculated and surfaced to users.
3. Brand Identity
Condense the vision into a tagline, a crisp one-sentence description, a memorable page name, and a single visual anchor (color or symbol) that everything else can reference.
4. Posting Sequence
Set a release calendar and narrative order for public posts: intro, identity system deep-dive, first world reveal, dev log, story log, then Patreon tiers.
5. First Narrative Beat
Craft the opening story moment that invites the community into the WR universe and establishes tone, stakes, and style.
Deliverables will be accepted when each section includes:
• a diagram or storyboard where applicable,
• copy that can be published verbatim,
• a concise rationale tying every choice back to user motivation and platform goals, and
• a hand-off document ready for design and engineering.
If you have a knack for intertwining product mechanics, storytelling, and brand voice into one cohesive system, this brief should feel like play.