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Key Structural Changes

The document presents the first draft of a website system and workflow design for the Employer-Facing Investor Awareness Framework, aimed at creating a structured and scalable system for employer engagement. It outlines key objectives, design principles, and the website's scope, including a proposed sitemap and employer journey. Additionally, it details tracking logic for employers and participants, workflow dependencies, and conceptual tool recommendations for future implementation.

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Key Structural Changes

The document presents the first draft of a website system and workflow design for the Employer-Facing Investor Awareness Framework, aimed at creating a structured and scalable system for employer engagement. It outlines key objectives, design principles, and the website's scope, including a proposed sitemap and employer journey. Additionally, it details tracking logic for employers and participants, workflow dependencies, and conceptual tool recommendations for future implementation.

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Aadya Mishra

Role: Technology & Systems Designer


Project: Employer-Facing Investor Awareness Framework
Document Type: First Draft – Website Systems & Workflow Design (Summary)

1. Objective

This document outlines the website-level system and workflow design required to support
the Employer & Institutional Investor Awareness Program.

The objective is to convert the program concept into a clear, structured, and scalable
employer-ready system, focusing on:

 Employer journey clarity

 Website as the primary entry point

 Workflow alignment with program stages

 Backend readiness for tracking and automation

 Compliance-safe structuring

2. Design Philosophy

The website and system design follow five core principles:

1. Employer-first clarity
Employers should immediately understand what the program is and how it works.

2. Workflow visibility
Each step of engagement should be explicit and predictable.

3. Scalability without redesign


The same structure must work for multiple employers without customization.

4. Compliance safety by structure


The system itself prevents promotional or advisory behavior.

5. Tool-agnostic logic
System logic is defined independently of specific software tools.

3. Scope of the Website System

The website system supports:


 Employer awareness and entry

 Program understanding and evaluation

 Expression of interest

 Participant onboarding pathways

 Feedback and closure readiness

It excludes:

 Sales or marketing campaigns

 UI/visual design

 Automation implementation

 Session delivery execution

4. Proposed Website Sitemap (Structural)

To support the project, the website requires a dedicated institutional entry point.

Proposed Sitemap:

 Home

 About Harion Research

 Employer & Institutional Programs (Core Entry Point)

o Program Overview

o How the Program Works

o Session Structure

o Compliance & Safety

o FAQs for Employers

o Express Interest (Form)

o Employer Portal (Phase 2)

 Investor Awareness (Individuals)

 Resources

 Contact Us

This structure clearly separates individual and employer offerings and reduces confusion.
5. Employer Website Journey

The employer journey across the website follows a logical evaluation flow:

Employer & Institutional Programs


→ Program Overview
→ How the Program Works
→ Session Structure
→ Compliance & Safety
→ Express Interest Form
→ Backend Tracking System

This mirrors the employer lifecycle:


Awareness → Interest → Evaluation → Engagement

6. Page-Level Wireframe Logic (Structural)

The following outlines page structure only, not visual design.

a. Employer & Institutional Programs (Landing Page)

 Program value proposition

 Who the program is for

 Why investor awareness matters

 Program at a glance

 Step-by-step “How it works”

 Compliance positioning

 Call-to-action: Register Organization

b. How the Program Works

 Step-wise explanation of employer journey

 Employer actions vs Harion responsibilities

 System checkpoints at each stage

c. Session Structure
 Session-wise breakdown

 Duration and learning intent

 Explicit exclusions (no advice, no selling)

d. Compliance & Safety

 Educational positioning

 Non-advisory stance

 Neutral and non-promotional content

 Employer and data safeguards

e. Express Interest Page

 Organization details

 HR/L&D role

 Industry

 Estimated participants

 Stage of interest

This page acts as the formal system entry point.

7. Employer & Participant Tracking Logic

The website feeds into a structured backend system.

Employer Tracking Fields:

 Employer name

 Industry

 Organization type

 Employer status (Aware → Interested → Active → Completed)

 Number of sessions

 Feedback status

Participant Tracking Fields:


 Participant ID

 Employer ID

 Registration status

 Attendance status

 Feedback status

This ensures a single source of truth.

8. Workflow Dependencies & Handoffs

The website system integrates inputs from:

 Employer engagement logic (strategy role)

 Session topics (content research role)

 PPTs (design role)

 Compliance guardrails (compliance role)

The system enforces sequence discipline, preventing premature or non-compliant


execution.

9. Tool Recommendations (Conceptual)

Tools are recommended only at a conceptual level:

 Tracking database: Airtable / Notion / Google Sheets

 Forms: Google Forms / Typeform

 Workflow visualization: Miro / Lucidchart

 Automation (future): Zapier / Make


EMPLOYER WEBSITE & ENGAGEMENT FLOW

EMPLOYER STATUS TRACKING


PARTICIPANT TRACKING

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