• Images, and Game Asset Sizes

  Image & Asset Guidelines – Platform Setup Responsive Design & Scaling Our platform is built with responsive scaling, meaning the entire experience automatically adapts to the device being used (desktop, tablet, or mobile). The layout will scale up or down to ensure a consistent user experience across all screen sizes. Because of this, it is important that all assets are prepared with scaling in mind and match the platform’s pixel-based structure. Background Images (Design Kit) WiSome readers

• Simple Step-by-Step Guide to Launch Your First Campaign

  Simple Step-by-Step Guide to Launch Your First Campaign Step 1: Choose a template Browse the template library and select a format that fits your goal, such as Spin the Wheel, Scratch Card, Product Recommendation, Christmas Calendar, or Quiz. Step 2: Set up your campaign Add your brand assets using your design kit, insert your content, and define what users can win—such as discounts, prizes, or informational rewards. Step 3: Add a registration form (for lead generation) Collect vSome readers

• Terms & Condition Setup & Template

  Terms & Conditions – Setup Guide How to create Terms & Conditions To set up Terms & Conditions, go to the Form section in Flutter. From there: Click the small arrow to open additional pages Select Terms & Conditions Adding your Terms & Conditions text Inside the Terms & Conditions setup, you can: Insert your own custom text Define the exact terms you want to display to users This gives you full flexibility to adapt the content to your specific campaign or business neeSome readers

• Add a Design Kit / Global Design Kit

  Design Kit Setup in Scratcher What is a DesignKit? The DesignKit is the foundation of every campaign in Scratcher. When you create a new campaign, the first step in the campaign flow is Layout, and within this section you will find the DesignKit. The DesignKit allows you to define a reusable design system so you do not need to build the visual setup from scratch every time you create a new campaign. || 💡 The main purpose of a DesignKit is to speed up campaign creation and ensFew readers

• Participation Limits & Campaign Messages

  Participation Limits & Campaign Messages in Scratcher Where to Find Participation Settings Participation settings are managed in the campaign editor under: Configure (Step 3 in the editor) Then go to Settings At the top, you will find the Participation section This is where you can control how users interact with your campaign and how often they can participate. Participation Limits Inside the Participation section, you can define how many times a user is allowed toFew readers

• How to Prepare Your Game for a Convention

  Preparing Your Campaign for a Convention Before launching a campaign at a convention, there are several important steps to ensure everything runs smoothly on-site. Proper setup helps guarantee a stable user experience, correct data collection, and seamless participation throughout the event. 1. Build and Publish Your Campaign The first step is to: Build your campaign in the platform Publish it when ready Once live, it is essential to run a full test to ensure everything is functioningFew readers

• Switch Between Campaigns

  Quick Campaign Switching – Platform Guide We have made it easy to switch between campaigns directly within the platform, allowing for faster navigation and improved workflow efficiency. How to switch campaigns When you are inside the platform flow: Click the Scratcher logo in the top-left corner Open Quick Actions Or use the shortcut Command + K (Mac) From here, you can: Search for a specific campaign by name See recently accessed campaigns Quickly switch between aFew readers

• Add a 'Burger' Menu in a Campaign

  Adding a Burger Menu to Your Campaign A burger menu can be added to your campaign to create a more structured and corporate-style navigation experience. It allows users to access multiple pages or sections directly from a single menu interface. How to add a burger menu To set up a burger menu: Open the editor Navigate to the page where you want the menu (e.g. the intro page) Go to Add Element Search for Menu Insert the element into your page CustomisingFew readers

• Duplicate Campaign for Another Language

  How to Duplicate a Campaign (and Prepare for Translation) Duplicating a campaign is useful when you want to reuse an existing setup in another language or market. The process creates a copy of your campaign, but certain elements still need to be adjusted manually afterward. How to Duplicate a Campaign You can duplicate a campaign in two ways: 1. From the campaign overview Go to the Manage overview Find the campaign Click Actions → Select → Make a copy Please note thaFew readers

• Visual/Global Effects

  Global Effects – Platform Setup Guide Global Effects in the platform allow you to apply visual and audio effects across your entire campaign flow. This means the effect will not be limited to a single page, but will be visible throughout the full user experience. Where to find Global Effects To access Global Effects: Go to the Dashboard Enter the Configure step (Step 3: Settings) Open the section called Global Effects Available Global Effects Inside Global EFew readers

• Countdown for Live Campaign Date (Pre-registration)

  Countdown Setup – Campaign Pre-Launch Page If you want to add a countdown to your campaign, you need to use the pre-registration flow page. This is typically used to inform users that a campaign is coming soon and is not yet live. How to add a countdown To set up a countdown: Add the pre-registration flow page (LA page) This page will automatically display a default countdown message: “The campaign starts in X days, hours, minutes, and seconds” Editing the countdFew readers