A collectibles marketplace where the condition of a card is a first-class object, not a photo caption.
[What was the market/user situation before Golisto existed — why does condition-grading matter enough to build a marketplace around it? Who was buying and selling before this, and what were they using instead?]
[Name one constraint that made this hard — e.g. trust between strangers, grading disputes, payment holds.]
[A second constraint — technical, operational, or regulatory.]
[A third, if there is one worth naming.]
[What alternatives were considered and rejected?]
[Why was this the right call given the constraints above?]
[What did choosing this give up? Be specific — no decision is free.]
[Alternatives considered.]
[Reasoning.]
[Cost.]
[Alternatives considered.]
[Reasoning.]
[Cost.]
[Drop finished screens here, full-bleed and generous — device frames for mobile, bare screen for web. Three to six is usually enough.]
[If there are real, sourced numbers, use the tile pattern from Tagga's Outcome section. If not, use the Vild Mad pattern instead — what shipped / what I know / what I don't know, all in prose, no invented metric.]
[What would you do differently, knowing what you know now? One or two paragraphs, first person, past tense.]