- Camp adilas overview - see screenshots - lots of new work on the mobile side of things. Exploring all of the different screenshots and options.

- We spent some time and did a small review of the demo yesterday.

- We still used world building but we related it to pieces that they could understand (going from full abstract to hey, this makes sense - speaking their language and at their level). That is huge. We talked about how we could do the same thing in a more general way.

- The demo felt more prepared and more simplified. That was good.

- One thing that came up... tracking history and seeing who does what in the system (the hidden audit trail and use of different logins). We introduced this later on in the demo but they really got excited about it. We may want that to surface earlier as what is going on and a key feature.

- When doing the ecommerce demo... that was a little rougher. We had to keep switching between systems due to images, settings, and being able to flip to the more pretty and mobile ready version. We had a few rough spots in this part of the demo.

- Lots of talk about the permissions page (aka the football field of permissions). We want to get the permissions broken down to a better level that is easier to understand and to copy/apply. They (our users) are wanting to break them (the existing permissions) into custom permissions, sub functions, and other functionality. Deeper control, yet a simpler interface and experience.

- We spent some time and talked about the new sales outline that Chuck is working on. We used it in our demo, our morning meeting today, and almost every other meeting today. Pretty cool. We like the direction that we are headed. Click here to see a small sample.

- As we build things out (in the sales flyer)... we would like to connect these to videos - we talked about keeping things generic and highlighting the pieces vs our brand (white label options).

- There were some conversations about talking about world build and getting it into a more simple thing analogy right off bat. Maybe even some scenarios that deal with beginner, intermediate, and advanced concepts. Once again, help it be more consumable.

- Brainstorming on world building ideas... We could start with a web layout, index page and then it goes from there, or icons and a more structured layout. We spent some time talking about how to help get our users and others to get their heads around the concepts. We ended up watching two videos to help us get into the frame of mind. The links are below.

http://www.brandonmull.com/site/video-bestbook.html - Brandon Mull (author) - What makes a great book (world building concepts)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RN4Ka0IXdp0&feature=youtu.be - Shannon Moore - System thinking - fun video from an older training session