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I think we can just take a screen grab of our current about page and edit the navbar ontop of it.

Follow the figma mockup. If navbar is not done yet just continue without.

Need to add a captha or small equation to solve in order to make an account. (see professor's comments)

Need to add "Agree to terms of service" checkbox

Need a simple page to change password...

• question
• (input) answer
• submit button
• good --> expose password change form
• bad --> message & (-1) tries

Going to ask the professor if we need this before we make a mockup

Need a logo to interact with on the navbar

Your personal account

A highlevel text description for this project including the basic concept, personaes, use cases and more

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My understanding is that we copy over the use cases from M1 document.
From there we 'create a storyboard' with our mockups

An example would be...
Mary hears of a website through her classmate where you can buy and sell textbooks. She is used to buying books online so this offer intrigued her when she needed to sell an old book she used in the last semester. Mary makes an account online and posts her book for sale. She includes the class name when she posts the book onto the website. The next day she looks on the website and sees another user has contacted her regarding her book. She is able to communicate only via the website and no personal email, which she likes for privacy reasons. She messages with the potential buyer and the two agree on a price and location. She walks to the SFSU Library where she meets the buyer. The book is exchanged and the buyer gives Mary cash. When Mary gets home she removes the listing for her sold book.

• Landing Page
• Registration Page
• New Item Page
• Account Page
• Inbox Page
• Possibly back to account page to delete the posting after the transaction

Each use case has a story. You just need to imagine how it would work in reality and use the mockup pictures accordingly.

If navbar is not done yet please just omit for now as it can be added later.

You can just use/make 4 fake 'cards'. We will have them dynamically drawn later.

My theory is that the Professor just didn't see the DB section as it was sort of blended into the usecases.

Another theory is that we made the revision an hour or two after I sent out the email and he graded it before we made the revision.

Either way, if everyone is confused I can email him for clarification

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This will be a menu drawer that comes out on menu button press

Follow the figma mockup. If navbar is not done yet just continue without.

This will have all item tiles, newest items on the top

each person's individual about page

follow create item wireframe but instead of tags you just pick a category.

Place where new items will be allowed or rejected

Need to create a DB object that can be imported into server files to give file access to DB server

Needs a forgot password link

We need to use a singular typography theme

Here is an example...
https://material.io/design/material-studies/crane.html#typography

Here is a tool...
https://fonts.google.com/

Here is another tool...
https://material.io/design/typography/the-type-system.html#type-scale

Follow the figma mockup. If navbar is not done yet just continue without.

We need to decide on a color scheme to use so that our frontend page work together and are easy to understand.

Here is an example...
https://material.io/design/material-studies/crane.html#color

Here is a crazy easy tool...
https://material.io/resources/color/#!/?view.left=0&view.right=0

Here is another tool...
https://material.io/design/color/the-color-system.html#tools-for-picking-colors

Cody I am giving you this because you have experience with DB. It doesn't have to be perfect but lets get the general idea down. All I need is an ERD and the tables + fields

We need a page for sellers to fill out their item info.

Place where new items will be allowed or rejected

Getting rid of sidemenu and tags in favor for traditional navbar

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page with all 6 users + links to there individual pages

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