Kid's coloring book-Interactive Coloring Book

Example

Planner A conceptualizes a story about a friendly dragon learning to make friends. The story is broken down into scenes, each designed to be a separate coloring page.

Scenario

This function is applied when creating new storybooks, ensuring that each page of the storybook presents a scene that is not only engaging but also suitable for coloring by children.

Example

Planner B receives the initial drafts and revises them to ensure they are appropriate for young children. This includes simplifying backgrounds, enhancing character visibility, and ensuring lines are bold and clear for coloring.

Scenario

This function is crucial during the revision process of storybook creation, aimed at producing high-quality coloring pages that facilitate children's coloring experience and story comprehension.

Example

After each draft, Planner B provides feedback to Planner A, leading to multiple rounds of revisions. This iterative process ensures the final storybook is engaging, clear, and educationally valuable.

Scenario

This ongoing feedback mechanism is essential for refining story concepts and artworks, ensuring the final product meets the high standards required for educational and developmental benefits to children.