Digital platforms have changed the way traditional services are delivered. Astrology is one example where a traditional knowledge system can be presented through online reports, structured data and digital workflows.
A typical online astrology platform can organize services into several categories.
A digital Janam Kundli service generally requires:
- Date of Birth
- Time of Birth
- Place of Birth These details are used to generate a birth chart containing information such as zodiac sign, Moon sign, Lagna, Nakshatra and planetary positions.
A Kundli Matching service takes birth information for two individuals and generates a traditional compatibility report.
A report may include the Ashtakoot or Guna Milan system and additional traditional factors such as Manglik, Nadi and Bhakoot.
A digital platform can provide different reporting periods:
- Daily
- Weekly
- Monthly
- Annual
This makes it possible for users to select the type of report that matches their needs.
A numerology service can use user-provided information such as name and date of birth to generate a structured report containing traditional concepts such as Mulank, Bhagyank and Namank.
Vastu services can be organized separately for:
- Home
- Office
- Shop
- Commercial Space
Building a Better User Experience
For an online service platform, a clear service structure is important.
A simple architecture might look like:
Astrology Services
│
├── Kundli
│ ├── Janam Kundli
│ └── Detailed Kundli
│
├── Kundli Matching
│ └── Marriage Compatibility
│
├── Horoscope
│ ├── Daily
│ ├── Weekly
│ ├── Monthly
│ └── Annual
│
├── Vastu
│ ├── Home
│ └── Office / Shop
│
└── Numerology
└── Numerology Report
This type of categorization makes a large service catalogue easier to navigate.
My Astro Shakti is an example of an online platform using this type of service-oriented structure.
Astrology and numerology are traditional practices and are presented for informational and personal guidance.
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