# Filled example: a beginner phone-photography workshop

This is a fictional teaching example, not a client case study or evidence of demand.

## PROJECT.md
Audience: beginners who want better portraits with the phone they already own.
First result: one clear enquiry page for a free introductory workshop.
Value: learn one simple window-light portrait technique.
Not yet: a course portal, payment system or booking app.
Unknown: venue, date and whether enough people want to attend.

## AUDIENCE.md
Starting hypothesis: beginners need a practical demonstration more than a long equipment list.
Evidence supplied: none yet.
Next check: ask three prospective attendees what they struggle with; record actual answers in inputs/.

## PLAN.md
Now: audience, lesson outcome, a clear enquiry action.
Later: payment, member area and a longer course.
Checks: a reader understands the session; unconfirmed dates are not presented as available; the enquiry action works on a phone.

## REVIEW.md
Purpose: Ready as a draft.
Audience evidence: Unknown until real conversations occur.
Scope: Ready; one page.
Feasibility: Needs work; venue is not confirmed.
Checks: defined, not yet run.

## TASKS.md
Next action: confirm venue and dates with the owner.
Output: confirmed details or an explicit enquiry-only page decision.
Done when: the page promise matches what can actually be delivered.

## HANDOFF.md
State: foundation drafted; the page has not been built or tested.
Read next time: PROJECT.md, PLAN.md and TASKS.md.
Next: resolve the venue decision, then create the first page draft.

## What happens after the draft
Save outputs/workshop-page-v01.html. Open it, perform the agreed checks and correct the real problems. Only after review keep accepted/workshop-page-v02.html and record the actual results. These filenames illustrate a workflow; no such HTML files are included in this starter kit.