Revise Button Functionality Optimization on GAIA-Interface

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Description

This project aims to fix the non-functional revise button on AION and Hermes, which currently results in infinite loading. A temporary "modify message" button was added to Hermes, but it is not user-friendly for long-term use. The solution focuses on optimizing the Gaia interface to restore the revise button's functionality and removing the temporary fix on Hermes for a more permanent and intuitive solution.

Problem

• The revise button on AION and Hermes platforms is not functional; it causes an infinite loading issue, preventing users from revising content effectively.
• On Hermes, a temporary solution was applied by adding a new "modify message" button, which is not intuitive and only serves as a short-term fix. This approach compromises user experience.

Solution

• Optimize Gaia interface so that the revise button on AION and Hermes becomes fully functional, delivering the intended purpose without any delays or glitches.
• Remove the temporary button on Hermes and restore proper revise functionality to provide a more user-friendly and long-term solution.

Measurement Metrics

• Functionality: The revise button must work properly without any loading issues or malfunctions.
• Proven Long-Term Usage: The solution will be considered successful if the revise button remains fully operational over time without requiring further fixes or adjustments.

SLA

• Basic Functionalities: The revise button should not cause significant loading times and must accurately deliver revised content without errors.
• Tested for a Week: The system should be tested for a week in operational environments, ensuring there are no complaints or issues regarding the revise button during this period.

Evaluation

• We have conducted internal testing on 10 samples, and all of them have worked as expected without any issues.
• Since the solution implementation on October 17th, we have not received any user complaints regarding the revision functionality.
• Additionally, I conducted a user interview with Dela, and she confirmed that the revision button is now functioning properly from her end.

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Overall Point: 4.75

Functional Complexity: 1

The revise button is a single feature, and while it affects two different platforms, the functional changes are straightforward once the root cause of the infinite loading is identified.

Technical Complexity: 1.75

Restoring and optimizing the revise button involves investigating the cause of the infinite loading across multiple systems, and may necessitate backend changes for effective synchronization.

UI/UX Complexity and Impact: 0.5

UI/UX work involves removing a temporary feature and ensuring the 'revise' button is intuitive to use, which does not appear to constitute major design changes.

Testing and Quality Assurance: 1

The fix requires validation across both platforms, and a week of testing in operational environments indicates an intermediate level of testing complexity.

Risk and Dependencies: 0.5

Risks seem moderate given the lack of dependency on external systems, but thorough testing and user feedback collection are necessary to ensure proper implementation.