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Revision as of 13:53, 23 September 2014

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Maker Party Event Wizard

GOAL: make it easier for partners and lead users to host a Maker Party event. By walking them through it, providing a simple choice three different Maker Party flavors, and simplifying the on-ramp.

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Deliverables

  • 1) "Event Wizard" -- a guided, step-by-step UI that presents the user with simple, guided choices
  • 2) "Event Launch Page" -- once their event is created, this page makes it easy for the event's participants to get started once they show up.

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Event Types

  • We're making it easier for potential event organizers by giving them a simple "chocolate, vanilla or strawberry" set of choices. The three choices are:
    • "Make a music video" -- create a simple musical mash-up using Popcorn
    • "Hack your school" -- remix your school's website using the X-Ray Goggles
    • "Protect your privacy" -- see who's tracking you online using Lightbeam. Then do something about it. (TO BE DETERMINED)

Flow

The user gets guided through:

  • Step 1: Understand wtf a Maker Party is
  • Step 2: Choose the type of event I want to run
  • Step 3: Understand what my event will look like
  • Step 4: Create my event

LATER:

  • Step 5: Host shares their event launch page. Participants show up and click "get started" on the Event Launch Page. It makes it easy for participants to start making.