Key components we ask you to share:

1. Problem Statement:
   • Define the exact problem our simulator will solve for your business.  This helps us help you, an example: “I want to increase my average revenue per square meter.  I see I can do this by allowing my visitors to have a repeatable reason to bring their friends and family back to my location”.
2. tl;dr:
   • A summary of how you see our simulator will solve this problem.  An example: “I want my visitors to be able to connect/compare/compete with each other by sharing an experience they cannot easily get from elsewhere”.  
3. Goals:
   • Business Goals: How will you measure success?   An example: “My monthly average revenue per square meter increases”.
   • User Goals: What steps do you see a visitor takes to have a great experience?  An example:
     • Watch someone else fly their virtual parachute.  This helps them understand their available controls and how long a jump takes.  
     • Sign up and pay the attendant
     • Sit down and let the attendant fit the VR goggles
     • Experience VR parachute flight, remove the goggles if feeling unwell
     • Share their score on socila media
     • Bring friends and family back (get a free jump?)
   • Non-Goals: Outline what the simulator is not trying to achieve to maintain a clear scope.
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4. User Stories:
   • Create scenarios for different types of users (e.g., athletes, visitors, skydiving enthusiasts) to capture the diverse needs and experiences expected from the simulator.
5. User Experience:
   • Detail the step-by-step flow from when the user first interacts with the simulator, through the simulation experience, to the conclusion of their session. Include key capabilities and interface elements.
6. Narrative:
   • Use storytelling to convey a compelling position statement of how our simulator can impact users and the client’s business positively.
7. Success Metrics:
   • Define quantifiable metrics to measure the simulator’s success, including user satisfaction rates, number of users, and feedback quality.
8. Technical Considerations:
   • Address the technical infrastructure required, compatibility with VR hardware, software requirements, and anticipated challenges.
9. Milestones & Sequencing:
   • Outline key development milestones from conception to deployment, avoiding specific dates but providing estimated durations like “XX weeks” for each phase.