Crowd Culture: Crowdfunding for creative projects
Cultural workers could seek public funding while members helped direct how it was allocated.
The idea
Crowd Culture combined traditional crowdfunding with the ability for cultural workers to seek public funding. By pooling private money from members and federal money from the Swedish cultural budget, the platform enabled the public to have a direct impact on cultural financing. Members voted on projects, and their votes decided how public funds were allocated.
What we built
We took over the Crowd Culture project to enhance user engagement and improve core functionality.
- Badge system Awarded active users with three levels of badges across different categories, using game theory principles to increase participation in project activities
- Platform improvements Improved site functionality and overall user experience
- Community engagement Incentivized users to contribute more actively
The result
The badge system boosted user engagement and participation. The platform became more interactive, encouraging users to support cultural projects more actively. Performance and reliability improvements made it easier to navigate and participate in crowdfunding activities. The enhancements contributed to the successful realization of cultural projects.
Team of IT House very quickly responded to our needs and implemented them in the portal. Process of development ran very smoothly.
