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Priority

• Core

Specification

• APs can enter tasks into the application that they need assistance in, along with any details.
• These tasks are broadcasted to all assistants in the area.
• Assistants can browse and choose to accept a task from an AP, which they must then carry out for the AP.
• These tasks can vary from taxi-like transportation, cooking, grocery shopping, laundry, etc.
• After the task is completed, the AP may pay the assistant a predetermined amount through the app. For more on this, see the “Payments” feature.
• After the payment stage is complete, the AP and assistant may rate each other in various categories. For more on this, see the “User Ratings” feature.
• After a task is entered into the app, it will ask if the AP wants to save the task for the future. This way, when the AP needs the same (or a similar) task completed again, they can select the saved task, change any details that may be different, and broadcast that task out to assistants. This will help minimize the amount of information entry that an AP needs to do as they use the app more and more.

User Stories

• “As as AP, I want to be able to communicate tasks that I need done as I cannot carry them out myself, so that I can get assistance with them.”
• APs may have errands that they cannot do themselves, and by allowing them to enter tasks through the app that get broadcast to assistants, they can get assistance with those tasks. This will improve the quality of life for those in need.
• “As an AP, I want to be able to have a list of saved tasks so that I can quickly select and broadcast a task with the information already pre-filled for me.”
• APs may struggle to fill in information, depending on their level of disability, and so having the app remember information so that it doesn’t need to be typed every time will help make the app more usable for our demographic.
• “As an assistant, I want to be able to see the full details for an errand before I accept it, so that I can ensure that I am well-suited for said errand.”
• Assistants will benefit from being able to browse a selection of tasks that need completion, and being able to see the full details before they accept them. This will help them choose tasks that they are most proficient at, which is beneficial to both them and APs.

Acceptance Criteria

• Given that the confirmation screen for entering a task is displayed to an AP, pressing confirm should broadcast that task to all assistants in the area to see and possibly accept.
• Given that the confirmation screen for accepting a task is displayed to an assistant, pressing accept should change the state for the assistant’s app into a “Task in progress” mode, and should notify the AP that their task has been accepted by an assistant.

Priority
Core
Specification
APs can enter tasks into the application that they need assistance in, along with any details.
These tasks are broadcasted to all assistants in the area.
Assistants can browse and choose to accept a task from an AP, which they must then carry out for the AP.
These tasks can vary from taxi-like transportation, cooking, grocery shopping, laundry, etc.
After the task is completed, the AP may pay the assistant a predetermined amount through the app. For more on this, see the “Payments” feature.
After the payment stage is complete, the AP and assistant may rate each other in various categories. For more on this, see the “User Ratings” feature.
After a task is entered into the app, it will ask if the AP wants to save the task for the future. This way, when the AP needs the same (or a similar) task completed again, they can select the saved task, change any details that may be different, and broadcast that task out to assistants. This will help minimize the amount of information entry that an AP needs to do as they use the app more and more.
User Stories
“As as AP, I want to be able to communicate tasks that I need done as I cannot carry them out myself, so that I can get assistance with them.”
APs may have errands that they cannot do themselves, and by allowing them to enter tasks through the app that get broadcast to assistants, they can get assistance with those tasks. This will improve the quality of life for those in need.
“As an AP, I want to be able to have a list of saved tasks so that I can quickly select and broadcast a task with the information already pre-filled for me.”
APs may struggle to fill in information, depending on their level of disability, and so having the app remember information so that it doesn’t need to be typed every time will help make the app more usable for our demographic.
“As an assistant, I want to be able to see the full details for an errand before I accept it, so that I can ensure that I am well-suited for said errand.”
Assistants will benefit from being able to browse a selection of tasks that need completion, and being able to see the full details before they accept them. This will help them choose tasks that they are most proficient at, which is beneficial to both them and APs.
Acceptance Criteria
Given that the confirmation screen for entering a task is displayed to an AP, pressing confirm should broadcast that task to all assistants in the area to see and possibly accept.
Given that the confirmation screen for accepting a task is displayed to an assistant, pressing accept should change the state for the assistant’s app into a “Task in progress” mode, and should notify the AP that their task has been accepted by an assistant.

APs and assistants can use the application’s in-built voice and text chat functionality to communicate between one another.

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