Year 12 IA2 Digital Solutions Mindmap

Year 12 IA2 Digital Solutions Mindmap

1. User Problem

   • User Persona 1
     • Megan & Steve
       • Needs
         • Search for parks in areas
         • Search for wifi hotspots in areas
         • Search for schools in areas
         • Search for libraries in areas
   • User Persona 2
     • Greg
       • Needs
         • Search for housing affordability in suburbs
         • Search for boat ramps in areas

2. Impacts

   • Social
     • The application can direct users to different communities
   • Personal
     • The application can assist users in selecting an area to live in
   • Economic
     • The application can boost housing sales in recommended areas

3. Developer Problems

   • Coding Environment
     • Development Tools
       • Programs
         • SQLite
         • Flask
   • Data Storage and Retrieval
     • Required Data
       • User Data
         • Preferences
         • Log-In Details
       • Region Data
         • Location Information
           • Buildings and Infrastructure
           • Parks and Public Buildings
     • Programs
       • SQLite
     • Storage Safety
       • Risks
         • SQL Injection
           • Use of word limits prevent injection-based attacks
   • User Interface
     • Features
       • Preference Menu
         • Users can select preferences for areas
       • Suburb Searching
         • Suburbs are selected based on preferences
       • Account Creation
         • Users can create accounts
     • Usability Principles
       • Utility
         • When a focus is put on tools that users are more likely to work with
       • Accesibility
         • Features in an application that assist those with impairments are accessibility features
       • Safety
         • Safety features in an application reduce user error and allow the reversal of inputs
       • Learnability
         • The level of skill required for an application to be used
       • Effectiveness
         • Effectiveness is how competent an application is at processing user input
     • Web Elements
       • Back-End
         • SQL
         • Database Processing
       • Front-End
         • CSS
         • Design
     • UI Components
       • Buttons
         • Log-In/Sign-Up
         • Search
       • Drop-Down Menus
         • Preferences
           • Public Buildings
           • Surrounding Stores
       • Links
         • Sources

4. Task Requirements

   • Existing Solutions
     • Existing Solution 1
       • Google Maps
     • Existing Solution 2
       • Brisbane-Australia
   • Constraints and Limitations
     • Coding Environment
       • Limited Programs Allowed
     • Time
       • Assignment due 31st of March
     • Programs
       • Program Requirements
         • Must use HTML
         • Must use CSS
         • Must use SQL
   • Prescribed Criteria
     • PC3
       • The application content must be accessible
     • PC2
       • The UI must be intuitive and easy to use
     • PC1
       • The application must use elements and principles of visual communication
     • PC5
       • The web application must have a filter list that affects location recommendations
     • PC4
       • The application must use at least 2 open data-sets
   • Self-Determined Criteria
     • SDC 1
       • Have log-in and sign-up elements in the application
     • SDC2
       • Have the application recommend a suburb based on preferences