# User journey and prototype: CHARGE learning example

All information is fictional. This is not a commission, an acceptance record, a verified result or a required service package.

## Status

An illustrative scenario. The images are not a working game.

## User and goal

An adult visitor wants to understand the flavour options quickly and try the mechanic. This is an example hypothesis, not a research finding.

## Screens

S01: product and three flavours → S02: rules → S03: game board → S04: result and flavour card. From S04, the visitor can replay or return to the flavours.

## Move

Swap two adjacent pieces. A match of three identical citrus pieces disappears and the charge meter increases. Rules for unsuccessful swaps and move counting need separate agreement.

## Story and criterion

The visitor wants to understand the result of a move. Check that a valid match produces a visibly changed board, score and remaining-move count. Shape and numbers accompany colour.

## Failure states

No valid move: show a hint or reshuffle under an agreed rule. Reload: decide in advance whether the round persists. Service unavailable: show a clear message and retain the flavour choice if the requirements provide for it.

## Prototype

No working prototype link is available. The next step is to build and review it, not to mark the stage complete.

Full workflow: https://keissmedia.com/resources/project-workflow/#scenario