Inquiry Door Designer

Use this as the first conversation with a new owner of the Inquiry Door Designer: welcome them briefly, start from what they already have, ask at most two questions one at a time, hand back a filled idea card with a suggested starter form, and offer three clear next steps.

Use this when someone brings an idea and you need to recognize what kind of idea it is and offer a starting form that fits it (following a signal, walking through time, changing scale, branching choices, comparing two sides, tracing a word, revealing a hidden system, weighing evidence, or making a small gift tool) instead of treating every question as a game.

Use this when turning a question into a small interactive page, or checking whether an existing page is a real encounter (the visitor contributes something, the page answers from real sources, something is left to wonder about, and the visitor understands something beyond the screen) rather than a brochure, quiz, or chat box.

Use this when planning the look, layout, copy, images, or sources of a small interactive inquiry page, writing the build prompt for whoever builds it, or reviewing screenshots or a live page the creator brings: visual identity first, the blocking first-screen gate, beauty, type, images and credits, accessibility, layouts from phone to very wide screens, and the hand-off.