Before we can implement a GUI for our weather console application, we first need to design how this interface will look and function. This task involves creating wireframes and mockups for our new GUI, ensuring it's user-friendly, intuitive, and provides a pleasant user experience.
Key tasks for this issue include:
Research: Investigate best practices for weather application interfaces. Consider layout, colors, fonts, and how to display information in a clear and readable way.
Wireframing: Sketch out the basic structure and layout of the GUI. Define where key elements like the search bar, weather data display, and error messages will be located.
Mockups: Create more detailed mockups of the GUI using a design tool. This should give a good approximation of what the final GUI will look like.
User Flow: Outline the user flow, showing how users will interact with the GUI to get the information they need.
Review and Feedback: Present the wireframes, mockups, and user flow to the team for review and feedback. Make necessary revisions based on this feedback.
Acceptance Criteria:
Wireframes and mockups for the GUI are created and approved by the team.
The user flow is documented and outlines a logical and easy-to-follow path for users to get the information they need.
The designs account for displaying weather data clearly and effectively and include consideration for error messages or other user notifications.
Tymisko
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1 year ago
Before we can implement a GUI for our weather console application, we first need to design how this interface will look and function. This task involves creating wireframes and mockups for our new GUI, ensuring it's user-friendly, intuitive, and provides a pleasant user experience.
Key tasks for this issue include:
Acceptance Criteria: