Service Idea Elements
That’s a great idea! Here's a workflow and the technologies required to build a prototype:
Workflow for Prototype
1. User Roles
Requester: Students who need their records written.
Writer: Students willing to write records.
2. Steps in the Workflow
1. User Registration & Login:
Users (requesters and writers) register on the platform with their details.
Writers provide additional details like preferred subjects and price per page.
2. Request Creation:
Requesters create a request, specifying details like:
Subject
Pages required
Deadline
Budget (based on the writer's rate).
3. Request Listing:
Writers browse available requests matching their skills and price range.
4. Match & Agreement:
Writers accept a request.
Both parties confirm the agreement through the platform.
5. Work Submission:
Writers submit completed records to the platform for review.
6. Approval & Payment:
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Requesters approve the work.
Payment is processed to the writer after platform fees (if any).
7. Feedback & Ratings:
Both parties leave feedback to maintain quality.
Technologies Required
Frontend (User Interface)
HTML, CSS, JavaScript: For creating an interactive UI.
Frameworks: React.js or Vue.js for a dynamic, modern interface.
Backend (Logic & Data Handling)
Python: To handle core logic.
Flask/Django: Frameworks to create APIs and manage backend tasks.
Database
SQL: For storing user data, requests, writer profiles, and transactions.
MySQL or PostgreSQL: Suitable relational database systems.
Payment Gateway
Integration: Stripe, Razorpay, or PayPal for secure payments.
Version Control
Git & GitHub: To track development progress.
Deployment
Cloud Hosting: AWS, Google Cloud, or Heroku for hosting the prototype.
Prototype Workflow
1. Create Basic UI: Build a landing page with registration/login features.
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2. Database Schema: Set up tables for users, requests, transactions, and feedback.
3. Request Management: Allow requesters to create and list tasks; writers can browse and
accept them.
4. Communication: Add basic messaging or notifications between users.
5. Payment Mockup: Simulate payment without full gateway integration for now.
6. Testing: Test features with a small group of users.
Would you like help with designing the database schema or setting up the backend?
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