BEEx

BEEx 2.0 has been developed by a single coder. Version 2.01 is currently underway and should be completed before March. If you'd like to participate, please contact devin at beex dot org.

Tweaks

Reverse the order of 'activity' and 'supporter' feeds on organization profiles so that the newest items appear first.

Allow organizations to 'retire' old challenges and clusters - meaning they disappear from the organizations profile but not our database and can be brought back.

Architecture

Header

• Combine Challenge and Cluster buttons into an 'Activity' button.
• Change 'Learn' to 'About'.
• Place 'Search' bar into the same vertical as other buttons.
• Enlarge and redesign register/login/my profile area.

Activity - p.2

• Place existing Cluster and Challenge pages on top of each other and combine into a single page.

Organization Profile - p.3

Profile Left

• Organization name above logo.
• Classification under logo
• Physical Address
• URL
• Three Social Media Stubs

Action Left

• All possible user actions

• Edit button for admins

About Right

• Organization About Info on top unless it's empty in which case it shouldn't appear.

Activity Right

• Condense activity area to fit into new layout
• Add Raised/goal/ends info and join/give buttons to the right on challenges and cluster
• Make clustered challenges expandable

Supporters Right

• Organizers:
  • left: pic
  • top: name
  • middle: # challenges organized and amount raised
  • bottom: explanation of why
• Challengers
  • left: pic
  • top: name
  • middle: # challenges and amount raised
  • bottom: explanation of why
• Subscribers
  • top: name
  • subscriber level and months subscribed
  • bottom: explanation of why

People Profile - p.4

BEEx v2.1

Proposed Features for 2.1

RSS feeds for challenges and clusters

Add Projects

Organizations can create project pages with the following information:

• Project Description
• Metrics (Optional)
• News Feeds
• Tasks
• Fundraisers
• Projection/Budget
• Links

Cluster Types

Different types of clusters

• Challenges are clusters where people say they'll do x if $y is raised. X can include participating in a task, throwing an event or creating their own cluster.
• Events are templates for creating an event page, selecting ticket prices, (optional) selecting a benefiting project and promoting the event through widgets and a lightweight (500 invites at a time?) email marketing solution.
• Tasks are created by individual organization admins and can be 'picked up' by cluster participants. The admin must certify the challenge was met for the task transaction to take place.

Proposed Features for the Future

Subscription Credits

When a user subscribes to an organization, they earn credits that they can allocate to that organization's projects or spend them on challenges and events benefiting the organization.