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A guide sheet to help expand a simple concept into a structured small-scale B2C service plan.

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Designed for individuals or teams with little planning experience to easily organize side projects or small startup ideas.

Includes an advanced guide to help align documentation with the project's goal—whether for startup funding competitions or technical hackathons.

Project Planning Pointers

When planning your project, remember these key points:

• Solve a specific problem, don't just chase a "good idea."
• If your team or budget is small, stick to a single feature and a narrow audience for better success.
• For initial planning, limit features. Save any extras for a future expansion plan.
• Too many features or a broad target makes things harder and riskier, even hurting your chances for funding or contests.
• Start small, succeed, and then grow. This is ideal for startups and side projects.

Examples

• ❌ "An all-in-one eco-friendly lifestyle platform"
• ✅ "An app that tracks discarded waste weight to visualize environmental scores”

Idea Planning Structure (Basic)

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Points 5–7 contain redundancies; the document will be revised to remove overlaps when time permits.

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1. 🧭 Service Overview

• Project Name

• One-line Summary

  “A service that helps [target users] solve [problem] by [solution method]”

  Example: “A 3-second mood logging app for busy professionals”

• Tagline or Concept Phrase (optional)

  • What should users feel or remember?