CRUD

CRUD

1. explorethe problem of storing the personal details provided by gamers when they sign up to play an online game

2. develop ideas for the user interface components required to maintain and secure this personal information with consideration for useability and the data requirements for the application

3. generate a data interface, database tables and coded components that comply with the prescribed criteria and specified requirements in the attached technical proposal

4. evaluate impacts, the user experience and your prototype solution against prescribed and self-determined criteria.

5. The project will include the following assessable evidence:

   • introduce your proposed prototype application
   • Identify the user needs your digital solution will address from the user personas provided
   • Determine self-determined criteria based on the user needs you identified
   • Recognise and describe the useability principles
   • Develop a mind map exploring the problem including:
     • validation rules for input data and possible error messages
     • Data privacy considerations for data collected from users
       • constraints/limitationsoftheproject
         • data types
           • required data for Log In/Sign Up process

6. Context

   • In Australia the average age of a gamer is 34 years old, 43% of gamers are aged 65 and over, 86% of parents play games with their children and 46% of players are female (Brand, 2017).
   • Online gaming platforms often require participants to login so that their information can be stored on a central server.
   • The details collected by different gaming sites range from a simple pseudonym and password to a wide range of details including date of birth, email contact and even credit card details.
   • Australian Privacy Law requires that web applications that store personal information need to include functions to maintain personal data and security features that ensure that only authorised users are permitted to make changes to the personal data of others.
   • Developing a successful user experience that incorporates a range of useability principles is increasingly important for the range of users that engage with online games.

7. User Interface Requirements

   • The Hero/Landing page must have a Sign Up and Log In button
   • he Sign Up button links to a Sign Up form
   • The Log In button links to a Log In form
   • The Sign Up and Login form must have validation rules
   • Once a successful Sign Up or Log In has been completed it goes to the User Profile that displays the user information such as gamer tag, email, etc and allows to update and delete that information
   • The User Profile can also requires a secondary table to store further user information such as Payment Information

8. Asssement requiements

   • DFT
   • Title page
   • References
   • Written communication
   • Visual communication
   • Project Conventions
   • Sample Code
   • Technical Demonstration
   • Introduction
   • User Needs
   • Self-Determined Criteria
   • Usability principles
   • Mind map
   • DFD
   • PC and SDC Evaluation
   • Recommendations
   • user Feedback
   • Impacts Evaluation
   • Security Evaluation
   • incomplete