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TTierWorld
Your ranking.Your reasoning.
TierWorld is not just a tier list maker. Add comments, attach tags, and explain why things belong where they are.
Drag to rankComment with contextKeep projects alive
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01 Shape the board
Start on the canvas, then let the interface explain itself.
The welcome flow should show the full editor early. A large board, visible asset rail, and in-context actions explain the product faster than another row of feature cards.
- The tier board and asset rail stay visible together.
- Empty states and filled states share the same visual structure.
- Batch actions happen inside the workspace instead of outside it.
Tier canvasBatch actionsAsset railFull desktop editor
Ready for inputThe empty board is still legible
Judgment in placeFinished lists keep a clear focal point
02 Tune the language
After ranking, keep shaping how the reasoning will be read.
Instead of emoji cards, the welcome flow can show the appearance controls and multiple board styles. That immediately frames TierWorld as a system for expressive presentation, not just placement.
- Font size, label width, and text color preview in place.
- The same list can shift into a different visual tone.
- The final result reads like a deliberate artifact, not a temporary screenshot.
Font sizeLabel widthText colorAppearance settings preview the result directly
Default paletteA warmer presentation system
Alternate paletteA cooler alternate style
03 Keep the project moving
A list should survive the page it was created on.
The project overview and mobile editor make the local-first, project-based workflow obvious. That closes the welcome flow with a real usage loop instead of a generic CTA wall.
- Project browsing surfaces covers, sync state, and structure summary.
- Mobile editing keeps the core workflow available, not hidden behind desktop only screens.
- The product reads like an ongoing system instead of a one-off export tool.
Project gridSync stateQuick actionsProject management stays close to the work
Bottom navActive tierThe editor still works on mobile