Edit a Saved Exercise page/function /Story8

[PhilipZi]

Value Proposition

As a User I want to save my favourite workout settings So that i can choose them again and don t have to remember my settings

Description

Acceptance Criteria

• [ ] On Homescreen user has a 'save file icon' to get redirected to the saved exercise-page by clicking it.
• [ ] On the Exercisepage user will see savedworkouts
• [ ] The Workouts in saved exercises can be deleted by pressing the garbagecan icon
• [ ] On Saved Exercise Page user can press backarrow icon to get redirected to the homescreen
• [ ] By clicking on a card on the saved exercise page user get redirected to the homescreen and the setup will adapt to the saved exercise settings
• [ ] on the workout-page user can press the save file icon button to save the current exercise. After pressing this button a pop up window will apear and user can enter the name of the workout he likes to save also there will be a button where the user can cancel the save workout process.

Tasks

(for developers team)

• [ ] Create a save exercise-page.
• [ ] Create a save icon on the homescreen and link it to the save exercise-page.
• [ ] Create a h1 for the ''saved Exercise''page.
• [ ] Create a function which create a card of an saved workout once this workout was saved.
• [ ] create a delete icon for each created card.
• [ ] the cards need to show the name the user entered in the form to save the workout.
• [ ] create a button in form of a save icon on the workoutpage.
• [ ] create a form which apears, after clicking on the save icon with an input field text and two buttons to save and cancel the process.

Complexity

XL

[ahohnsen]

Hey Philip,

The navigation menu has a move back arrow icon to go back on the homescreen The navigation has an option ''Timer'' to get redirected to the homescreen

• So both, the back-arrow and the link "Timer" in the navigation redirect the user to the home screen? 🤔 I suggest to use only one of those.

the navigation has an option ''History'' to get redirected to a new side (History) On the Historyscreen you can also move back by clicking the move back arrow icon

• Seems like you do not have any content on the history page. You should only implement elements you really need at that moment, meaning you should not link to an empty page as it does not add any value for the user. This would also mean that you have only one link ("Timer") inside your navigation. Therefore I think you do not really need the navigation at this point. I strongly suggest to implement the navigation only once you need it. So you can think about changing the order of your user stories e.g. implement first the history page (and add a simple link to reach that page) and afterwards implement the navigation.
• As well, you could mention in the acceptance criteria how the user can open/close the menu: only by clicking on the menu icon or also by clicking somewhere else on the screen? Or does the menu maybe close automatically as soon as the user is redirected to another page?

[PhilipZi]

If i add the content in the Historypage for this userstory i have the same issue as befor it will be way to long, so i would like to split it and create so far only the navigation for the user. With this feature i can later on add a lot of other options, if i start now adding a only historypage with link from the homescreen i would code a lot and later on i have to change it anyways cause in this context it wouldn't make any sense what i coded befor, if i would have had more time i would love doing it as you said, but i would be happy if i can first just edit the functionality.

[ahohnsen]

Please read my comment again. I did not tell you to do both in one user story. As I already said, first you should work on your history page. To reach this page without your hamburger menu, you can simply add a link to your home-screen. This would be 3-4 lines of code which you would need to remove once you have implemented your hamburger menu. I am sure you will have enough time to achieve this 🙂⏱

[ahohnsen]

And please have a look at your value proposition again - I am sure you can rephrase it to be a bit more specific. If you are not sure, you can always have a look at other user stories from your colleagues.

[PhilipZi]

werde ich ändern, vielen Dank für das feedback, werde ich so umsetzten.