In brief
- Three short journeys: understand, take part, connect.
- Each begins at Home and the Economy page, then branches.
- Each ends somewhere useful: the Corpus, the Wallet, or a counted platform.
People arrive at an institution with different questions, so the site is built around three short journeys rather than one long tour. Each is a sequence of no more than a handful of steps, and each ends somewhere useful.
The general visitor wants to understand. They begin on the home page, move to the Economy page to see how SASENI, S₵, S4 and SSI™ fit together, and finish in Knowledge, where the Charter and the Corpus hold the authoritative documents. The journey is complete when they can say what Sanaa Sanifu is and where to verify it.
| Journey | Begins | Moves through | Ends |
|---|---|---|---|
| General visitor | Home | Economy, then Knowledge | The Charter and Corpus |
| Creator | Home | Economy, then the S₵ environment | The Sanaa Wallet in S4 |
| Institutional partner | Home | Economy, then developer documentation | A platform counted in the Participation Index |
The creator wants to take part. They follow the same first two steps, but then cross to the S₵ environment to understand Sanaa Credits, connect through a participating platform, and hold value in the Sanaa Wallet. Their journey ends in S4, even though they may never use that name.
Visitor: understand
Home → Economy → Knowledge → read the Charter and Corpus.
Creator: take part
Home → Economy → S₵ environment → a participating platform → Sanaa Wallet.
Partner: connect
Home → Economy → developer documentation → S4 integration → participation.
The institutional partner wants to connect. After the architecture they go to the developer and integration documentation, integrate with S4, and take part in the economy. Their journey ends not in a document but in a measurable contribution: a platform counted in the Participation Index.