Available · Reviewer
3. Member fills out their profile
Sign-up works, and a member can self-serve their own contact and safety details — phone, allergies, accessibility needs, emergency contact, grade.
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Prepare for performances, use the scoring rubrics, and submit your written responses.
Video walkthroughs · 10:36 in total
See it done, before you do it.
Narrated recordings from inside the real app. Start at the top, or jump to the moment you need.
Reviewer walkthrough · narrated by Riley Chen
Profile, chapter terms, and your season waiver — the three things that have to be in place before you can score anything.
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Open a workflow to explore the steps for your role. Original step numbers and descriptions are retained; planned features are labeled separately.
Role Onboarding & Invites 2 steps
Getting every participant an account, the right season role, and a signed waiver before training day.
On the roadmap · Member → chapter admin
4. Member self-selects a role; admin approves
Only admin-initiated role assignment exists — no member-facing request-a-role workflow yet.
Training Day 2 steps
Meant to be a first-class, roster-taking event that gates who can review a show. Today it’s a line on the calendar — everything else is roadmap.
On the roadmap · Chapter admin / reviewers
6. Demo / sample show for practice scoring
No way yet to seed a practice show reviewers can score without it counting toward eligibility or awards.
On the roadmap · Chapter admin / member
7. Collect waivers at training
The waiver flow itself is real — see Role Onboarding & Invites — but training day has no waiver-specific UI of its own; it’s just the usual moment it gets collected.
Performance Day 8 steps
The flagship flow — check-in to feedback, fully built and verified end to end. Every screenshot below is a real, driven action against live seed data.
Available · Reviewer
2. Reviewer requests a reschedule
A reviewer who can’t make an assigned show opens Reschedule and sees every upcoming assignment.
Available · Reviewer
3. Reviewer ranks alternative shows
Requesting off a show, the reviewer ranks alternative performances they could attend instead.
Available · Reviewer
4. Reschedule request pending
The request shows a pending badge while it waits for chapter-admin review.
Available · Reviewer
13. Reviewer’s scoring dashboard
Every award category assigned to this show, with the full visible rubric — ten score levels, each with its own description, so everyone scores against the same standard.
Available · Reviewer
14. Reviewer scores each rubric criterion
Tapping a level per criterion auto-computes the category’s aggregate score in real time.
Available · Reviewer
15. Scores submitted for adjudicator review
"Submit for review" locks the score in and flips it to submitted.
Available · Reviewer
22. Reviewer writes a critical show response
Approved reviewers write a 300–600 word response, due within 24 hours, with a live word counter.
Available · Reviewer
23. Response submitted
Submitting enters the response into the adjudicator’s grading queue.
Voting Day 6 steps
Eligibility-gated scoring for the season’s final round. The phase gate and approval flow are built and shown live; slate and winner computation are next.
On the roadmap · Reviewer
4. Reviewer sees an eligibility snapshot
Eligibility is fully computed server-side, but it’s only exposed admin-side today — a reviewer has no dashboard card showing their own status ahead of time.
Available · Reviewer (below the 4-show minimum)
5. Ineligible reviewer blocked at finalization
This IS enforced server-side — shown here as a real error from a real blocked submit attempt, not a mock. It’s just not explained to the reviewer ahead of time.
Available · Reviewer
6. Eligible reviewer finalizes voting-day scores
A Voting Day badge appears, and scoring starts a brand-new rubric — kept separate from the reviewer’s performance-day scores.
Available · Reviewer
7. Voting-day score submitted
The same approval flow as performance day, now against voting-day scores.
Available · Reviewer
8. A >2-point revision requires a written reason
Revising an already-submitted score by more than 2 points now requires a reason on file, hard-blocked — closing a real gap from prior seasons.
Available · Reviewer
9. Revised score submitted with reason on file
The revision is now on record, ready for adjudicator re-approval.