| | Milestone | Key Deliverables | |-----------|----------------|----------------------| | 1‑2 | Discovery & Planning | Requirement specs, user personas, data model (stamp metadata). | | 3‑4 | Core Backend & Data Ingestion | API (GraphQL), IIIF image server, initial dataset of 200 stamps (metadata + scans). | | 5‑6 | Frontend MVP | Flip‑book viewer, stamp detail modal, basic search/filter. | | 7‑8 | AR & Zoom Integration | Mobile‑first AR view, deep‑zoom viewer, basic audio narration. | | 9 | Community & Trade System | User auth, swap‑box UI, real‑time chat. | | 10 | Gamification Layer | Quest engine, badge display, leaderboards. | | 11 | Lesson Mode & Accessibility | Curriculum packs, WCAG 2.2 compliance, multi‑language support. | | 12 | Beta Launch & Feedback Loop | Invite‑only public beta, analytics dashboards, iterate on UX. |
Vanessa Vega is a contemporary graphic designer, cultural archivist, and self-taught philatelist based in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Unlike traditional collectors who inherit family albums or target specific countries, Vega stumbled into philately by accident while researching vintage typography for a branding project. What began as a search for "beautiful old letters" evolved into a decade-long passion project that now comprises over 12,000 stamps from 147 countries. vanessa vega stamp collection
Her collection is organized not by country or year, but by : | | 7‑8 | AR & Zoom Integration
Provenance adds the final layer of value. Many of Vega’s most prized pieces carry the pedigrees of famous past collectors. Owning a stamp that once resided in a legendary 20th-century vault adds a "story" to the piece, creating a lineage that collectors and auction houses find irresistible. Investment and the Modern Market | | 11 | Lesson Mode & Accessibility
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The Vanessa Vega Stamp Collection is not housed in a single physical museum. Instead, Vega loans thematic exhibits to cultural centers and university libraries. A permanent digital archive is available at her website, where high-resolution scans are accompanied by her annotations. She also hosts monthly virtual “stamp salons” where collectors from around the world share one stamp that changed their perspective.