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Milestone 1

Group 10

Alannah Woodward

Tammy Lee

Elias Heffan

Hajra Mobashar

Github Classroom

https://github.com/ECS189E/project-f19-puptinder

App Flow Mockup

  • (New User) Login -> Sign Up User -> Create profile -> Add profile photo -> Create Profile -> User profile -> Home -> Messages
  • (Old User) Login -> Home -> Messages

View Controller Wireframes Flow

https://drive.google.com/open?id=14Jl4QUFf4HCzplrTsMw0kmbq-UGNcwXa

View Controllers

For errors: just have error labels hidden on the screen

  • LoginView
  • SignupView
  • ProfileSetupView
  • HomeView
  • ProfileView
  • ProfileEditView
  • MatchesView
  • ConversationView (Likely to be taken care of by MessageKit)
  • OtherUserProfileView

Protocols and Delegates

  • MessageKit provides the MessagesDisplayDelegate, MessagesLayoutDelegate, and MessagesDataSource protocols which we will override the default implementations of

Note: Will consider more protocols and delegates later

Third Party Libraries

  • Firebase, MessageKit (used for messaging UI)

Server Support

  • Firebase

Our API (in progress)

Class Api {
    login()
    logout()
    signup()
    createProfile(profile: Profile)
    getProfile(): Profile
    updateProfile(profile: Profile)
    getPotentialMatch(): Profile
    acceptPotentialMatch()
    rejectPotentialMatch()
}

Models

class Profile {
    picture: UIImage
    name: String
    breed: String
    size: String
    bio: String
    traits: [String]
    characteristics: [String]
}

Itinerary

Note: The number of people assigned to each task is a rough estimate; we’ll change the number of people as we see how fast each task takes.

Week 1 (Ends Wednesday, November 20)

  • Elias will finish planning prototypes for API functions, including DogAPI stubs.
  • Alannah and Hajra will work on building the views, both the aesthetic part and the ViewController logic. Priority on Login, Signup, ProfileSetup View, and HomeView.
    • As they need information from the database or need to store information in the database, they can call the API function prototypes, even though they won’t do anything yet.
    • It should basically be exactly how the finished product will be, except it won’t yet be functional because the API calls won’t work yet.
  • Elias and Tammy will work on starting the Firebase setup
    • Research how databases and rules work in Firebase.
    • Have a meeting to figure out how we’ll structure the database, and the high-level rules.
    • Implement the rules and structure of the database.
    • Divide up who will work on each of the API functions, and begin implementing some of them, prioritizing the profile-related functions.

Week 2 (Ends Wednesday, November 27)

  • 2 people will finish working on aesthetics and View Controller logic. Specifically Messages View set up, and any finishing touches we need.
  • 2 people will work on implementing API functions related to matches and messages.
  • For anyone who finishes early:
    • 1 person can write the DogAPI functions implementation
    • 1 person can write survey for testing our app (in addition to another responsibility above)
    • 1 person can figure out how to use TestFlight
    • 1 person can discuss space storage with mentor/Sam/Gary since it might become a problem.

Week 3 (Ends Wednesday, November 4)

  • Finishing touches and fine-tuning flows in the app.
  • Get user feedback on app through survey and testing

Testing Plan

  • Google form survey. Some possible questions we could ask:
    • How easy was it to sign up?
    • How responsive was the app? Was it fast enough?
    • How easy was it to navigate around our app?
    • How responsive/smooth is swiping?
    • How well did the app predict your dog breed?
    • Would you recommend this app to a friend?
    • General rating out of 5 stars
  • Each team member try to get at least 5 responses for acquaintances
    • Time how long it takes for someone to get from the login screen to the HomeView as a new user.