MyUserJourney: Visual Evidence Collection Guide
| **Version 1.0 |
February 2026** |
Purpose
This guide provides a structured checklist for collecting visual evidence (screenshots, recordings, and diagrams) to demonstrate the platform’s innovation, technical leadership, and product impact.
1.1 Real-Time Analytics Dashboard
- What to capture: Active users count, per-minute activity chart, top pages, top sources, country distribution
- How to present: “Real-time analytics engine processing live user behaviour data, demonstrating technical capability comparable to enterprise platforms like Google Analytics 4”
1.2 Acquisition Analytics
- What to capture: Traffic source breakdown, referrer analysis, campaign tracking with pie/bar charts
- How to present: “Multi-dimensional traffic classification system supporting organic, social, paid, referral, email, display, affiliate, and direct channels”
1.3 Engagement Metrics
- What to capture: Event types, page analytics, session duration, landing page analysis
- How to present: “Behavioural analytics providing granular engagement insights without relying on third-party data collection”
1.4 Live Event Stream
- What to capture: Real-time event feed with active filters applied
- How to present: “Real-time event processing pipeline with multi-dimensional filtering capabilities”
2. AI-Powered Features
2.1 AI Insights Chat
- What to capture: Natural language query and AI-generated analytics response
- How to present: “Natural Language Processing interface allowing non-technical users to query analytics data conversationally, demonstrating AI democratisation”
2.2 Predictive Analytics
- What to capture: Churn risk scores, revenue trend forecasts, conversion probability predictions
- How to present: “Machine learning-powered predictive analytics providing forward-looking business intelligence without requiring data science expertise”
2.3 AI UX Auditor
- What to capture: Automated UX issue detection results, scoring, and recommendations
- How to present: “AI-driven user experience auditing system that automatically identifies performance bottlenecks and navigation issues”
2.4 AI Marketing Copilot
- What to capture: SEO fix suggestions, PPC budget optimisation recommendations
- How to present: “AI marketing intelligence system providing actionable optimisation recommendations across SEO and PPC channels”
2.5 No-Code Funnel Builder
- What to capture: Visual drag-and-drop funnel creation interface, AI-generated funnel
- How to present: “No-code conversion funnel builder with AI-assisted generation, enabling non-technical users to create sophisticated analytics workflows”
3. Privacy and Compliance
3.1 Consent Management Interface
- What to capture: Consent banner customisation panel showing 6 categories, layout options, colour customisation
- How to present: “Comprehensive GDPR/PECR consent management system supporting six consent categories, multiple layout types, and full visual customisation”
3.2 Privacy Settings Panel
- What to capture: IP anonymisation toggle, DNT respect, cookieless mode, data retention settings
- How to present: “Privacy-by-design architecture with configurable anonymisation, cookieless tracking, and retention policies exceeding regulatory requirements”
3.3 Data Subject Rights
- What to capture: Right to Erasure interface, Data Portability export (JSON/CSV)
- How to present: “Built-in data subject rights management enabling one-click erasure and portable data export, demonstrating GDPR Article 17 and Article 20 compliance”
4. Admin Panel and CMS
4.1 Admin Dashboard Overview
- What to capture: Full admin panel with all six tabs visible
- How to present: “Unified administration interface managing site settings, email configuration, content pages, file assets, user accounts, and contact submissions”
4.2 CMS Page Builder
- What to capture: Page creation/editing interface with SEO metadata fields
- How to present: “Database-driven content management system with per-page SEO metadata, publish/draft workflow, and dynamic slug routing”
4.3 SMTP Configuration
- What to capture: SMTP setup interface with test email functionality
- How to present: “Admin-configurable email infrastructure with built-in testing, supporting transactional emails without developer intervention”
4.4 User Management
- What to capture: User list with role management, activation controls
- How to present: “Role-based access control system with admin/user roles, account lifecycle management, and multi-provider authentication support”
5. Technical Architecture Evidence
5.1 Database Schema
- What to capture: Screenshot of shared/schema.ts showing table definitions (27 tables)
- How to present: “Type-safe database architecture comprising 27 relational tables managed through Drizzle ORM, demonstrating enterprise-grade data modelling”
5.2 API Architecture
- What to capture: Excerpt from routes.ts showing RESTful endpoint structure
- How to present: “RESTful API architecture with authentication, authorisation, input validation via Zod schemas, and comprehensive CRUD operations”
5.3 Authentication System
- What to capture: Login page showing both email/password and Google OAuth options
- How to present: “Multi-provider authentication system supporting email/password (bcrypt, 12 rounds) and Google OAuth 2.0, with secure token-based password reset”
5.4 Tracking Script Generator
- What to capture: Tracking code generation interface with GDPR-compliant snippet
- How to present: “Automated GDPR-compliant tracking script generator with configurable consent flows, demonstrating privacy-first instrumentation”
6. GitHub Repository Evidence
6.1 Repository Overview
- What to capture: GitHub repository page showing README, file structure, description
- How to present: “Open-source repository demonstrating professional software engineering practices, comprehensive documentation, and production-ready code quality”
6.2 Documentation Quality
- What to capture: README.md rendered on GitHub showing table of contents, API reference, setup guide
- How to present: “Professional-grade documentation including architecture overview, API reference, deployment guide, and security notes”
6.3 Whitepaper
- What to capture: whitepaper.md rendered on GitHub showing technical depth
- How to present: “Academic-quality technical whitepaper detailing platform architecture, innovation approach, and competitive differentiation”
6.4 Commit History
- What to capture: GitHub commit history showing development timeline
- How to present: “Active development history demonstrating sustained engineering effort and iterative product evolution”
7. Deployment and Domain Evidence
- What to capture: Browser showing myuserjourney.co.uk with SSL certificate
- How to present: “Production deployment on custom domain with SSL/TLS encryption, demonstrating operational maturity”
7.2 SSL Certificate
- What to capture: Browser certificate details showing valid HTTPS
- How to present: “Secure production environment with valid SSL certification”
Presentation Recommendations
- Label each screenshot with a descriptive title and date
- Group by category: Innovation, AI Capabilities, Privacy Compliance, Technical Architecture, Deployment
- Include brief annotations explaining significance for reviewers who may not be technical
- Use high-resolution captures at full screen width for clarity
- Create a PDF portfolio combining screenshots with brief descriptions for easy review
- Cross-reference screenshots with sections of the whitepaper and impact narrative
Recommended Screenshot Count
| Area |
Key Documents |
Screenshot Count |
| Innovation |
Whitepaper, Innovation Statement, AI features |
8-10 |
| Technical Architecture |
Schema, API, Auth system, GitHub repo |
6-8 |
| Privacy Compliance |
Consent management, Data rights, Settings |
4-6 |
| AI Capabilities |
Chat, Predictions, UX Audit, Marketing Copilot |
5-6 |
| Product Completeness |
Dashboard, Admin, CMS, Deployment |
6-8 |
| Total recommended |
|
30-40 screenshots |
All evidence should be collected from the live production platform at myuserjourney.co.uk.