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Record Writer

The document outlines a prototype workflow for a platform connecting students who need records written with those willing to write them. It details user roles, steps in the workflow from registration to payment, and the technologies required for frontend, backend, database, payment integration, version control, and deployment. Additionally, it provides a prototype workflow for creating a basic UI, managing requests, and testing features with users.

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Record Writer

The document outlines a prototype workflow for a platform connecting students who need records written with those willing to write them. It details user roles, steps in the workflow from registration to payment, and the technologies required for frontend, backend, database, payment integration, version control, and deployment. Additionally, it provides a prototype workflow for creating a basic UI, managing requests, and testing features with users.

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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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