Affiliate Share Gateway Hero Reconciliation
Status: published preview plan
Live preview:
Source-of-truth planning file:
Execution backlog:
Product Rule
Ordinary event-link clicks should render like event profiles first.
Share-to-earn mechanics should appear only after explicit promoter intent:
- user clicks
Promote & Earn - user opens a promote-mode URL such as
?mode=promote,?promote=1, or#remix
Default buyer-first pages should not show reward, payout, remix, or attribution mechanics as the primary state.
Published Preview Behavior
The event-profile integration and affiliate share gateway preview now support two modes:
Event Mode
Default mode for ordinary event links.
Expected behavior:
- event hero renders full screen on mobile
- page context says
Event Details - event strip shows
Startsinstead ofPending reward Get Ticketis the active primary event action- remix gateway and attribution panels are hidden
Promote Mode
Entered only after Promote & Earn or a promote-mode URL.
Expected behavior:
- remix gateway appears
- attribution context appears
- page context changes to
Checkout Context - event strip changes to
Pending reward Promote & Earnbecomes the active action
Hero Reconciliation Direction
The affiliate preview provides the preferred mobile hero direction for Mi Gente event-style pages:
- edge-to-edge background image
- minimal top chrome
- overlayed Mi Gente logo
- top-right login/profile affordance
- bottom-weighted identity block
- event date/time card
- scroll cue
- bottom mobile CTA bar
This should become a shared Mi Gente hero shell instead of remaining affiliate-specific.
Shared Hero Pattern
Create a shared MiGenteImmersiveHero pattern, or equivalent, with slots for:
- background media
- brand/logo
- login/profile status
- primary identity block
- optional date/time card
- optional profile avatar and verification
- optional mobile CTA bar
- optional scroll cue
Supported variants:
eventprofileaffiliate-promote-entry
Event Page Reconciliation
Use the shared hero for event detail pages first.
Acceptance:
- mobile event pages use the full-screen immersive hero
- event pages keep buyer-first behavior by default
Promote & Earnremains an explicit action- desktop event detail behavior remains conservative unless separately approved
Premium Profile Reconciliation
Use the shared hero for premium profile pages after the event page pass.
Acceptance:
- mobile profile pages use immersive background treatment
- avatar, verification, profile summary, and follow/contact actions remain profile-specific
- heavy contact panels, facts, social grids, bookings, and related events move below the first viewport
- profile pages do not become affiliate dashboards unless a promoter-specific link was opened
Backlog Tickets
AFF-SHARE-011: Event-first affiliate link landing
Goal: make ordinary affiliate/event link clicks render like an event profile first, with share-to-earn controls visible only after explicit promoter intent.
Acceptance:
- default clicked-link state shows event profile details, ticket CTA, event schedule/context, and normal event identity
Promote & Earnopens the remix gateway and attribution context- direct promote links can open the promoter flow directly
- reward, attribution, remix, and payout language is hidden from ordinary buyer-first event views
- event-first and promote modes are covered by rendered desktop/mobile QA before publication
AFF-SHARE-012: Mi Gente immersive hero reconciliation
Goal: reconcile the stronger affiliate preview hero with existing Mi Gente event and premium profile pages through a shared, mobile-first hero system.
Acceptance:
- shared hero pattern supports event, profile, and affiliate-promote-entry variants
- event pages use the shared hero with date/time card, event metadata, title, ticket CTA, and optional promote CTA
- premium profile pages use the shared hero with avatar, verification, profile summary, contact/follow CTA, and profile-specific actions below the fold
- desktop event/profile layouts remain conservative unless separately approved
- visual QA covers mobile above fold, mobile below fold, desktop event, and desktop profile pages