Visual Lexicon

Problem

A platform for documenting artists required a precise separation between the public archive, editorial rights, and user accounts — with moderation at every step to keep the integrity of each record intact.

Solution

A system was designed in which the archival record and user account are two separate entities. Every edit request goes through admin approval before being applied — the live record remains unchanged until the editorial team confirms.

Outcome

The platform is live with a complete archival system, member access, library, and community. The editorial team independently manages content through the admin panel without technical assistance.

FAQ

What is the difference between an Entry and an Account on the platform?

An Entry is an archival record of an artist — it can be submitted by a guest without registration. An Account is a user profile. Connecting the two requires a separate request that the editorial team approves — only then can the artist edit their own record.

How can an artist update their own record?

After linking their account to their entry, the artist can propose changes — a new photo, contact, or thought. The editorial team reviews the proposal and approves it before it becomes visible on the platform.

How much does it cost to develop a platform of this scope?

A project of this type — with a layered user system, moderation, and content library — requires an engagement defined according to the specific project scope. Contact us at hello@pinnaflow.com for an estimate.


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