Your Sets: Overview: Logged In (Mobile > Dashboard)

[alexrcabral]

This task defines the overview of what's displayed in the dashboard for logged in users, either who have existing sets or not. 

Full Mockup

The above mockup shows the full dashboard in context (Mobile version). 

Users with Existing Sets 

All users (students & teachers) who are logged in, and have either created (/edit) or saved (/solve) a set in the past should be shown their existing sets (both /edit and /solve versions), presented in a single column of problem set cards. These are scrollable under the heading "Your Sets", followed by the all existing sets.

Users without Existing Sets 

All users (students & teachers) who are logged in but who do NOT have any sets, the Your Sets section should contain a textual suggestion to try one of the example sets below, or create a set on desktop. 

Copy: "You don't have any sets yet! Try solving an example problem set below, or create your own using the desktop version of Mathshare." 

Notable changes from mockup: 

• We are using the current Mathshare logo for consistency with Marketing, as well as the added beta pill similar to the current version of Mathshare
• We are not using the search or sort functionality for this initial mobile release

Reference

Style Guide + Official Mockups: https://invis.io/CQYLLW8J49U

Mobile Mockups: https://invis.io/5HYLLW1G4BD

Fonts: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/c12m6ufweyds20d/AAAdXNPOt8e52DkSAr9pd-a-a/Fonts?dl=0

Acceptance criteria: 

Given that I’m a logged-in user on a mobile device who has created or accessed sets previously, when I go to the Mathshare dashboard, I should be greeted with any sets that I have created or accessed in the "Your Sets" section. 

Given that I'm a logged-in user on a mobile device who has not created or accessed any sets, when I go to the Mathshare dashboard, I should see a message in the area where my sets would be suggesting I try an example problem, or create my own on the desktop version. 

[alexrcabral]

Neither of these changes appear to be present.

With Existing Sets

("Teacher" account) with 10+ created sets:

None of this user's existing sets are surfaced on the dashboard.

Acceptance criteria:

"Given that I’m a logged-in user on a mobile device who has created or accessed sets previously, when I go to the Mathshare dashboard, I should be greeted with any sets that I have created or accessed in the "Your Sets" section."

Without Existing Sets:

The copy is not included (nor are the example sets from #1409)

Copy: "You don't have any sets yet! Try solving an example problem set below, or create your own using the desktop version of Mathshare."

Acceptance criteria:

"Given that I'm a logged-in user on a mobile device who has not created or accessed any sets, when I go to the Mathshare dashboard, I should see a message in the area where my sets would be suggesting I try an example problem, or create my own on the desktop version."

[johnhbenetech]

So next steps here are

• hooking up the Your Sets to the backend for logged in user

• displaying the provided text for users without sets

• unauthenticated users should be covered by #1402

[rupeshparab]

following tasks have been completed: hooking up the Your Sets to the backend for logged in user displaying the provided text for users without sets

[abaranowska1]

Tested

Verified cases:

• A logged-in user on a mobile device who has created or accessed sets previously, has access into the "Your Sets" section
• All users (students & teachers) who are logged in but who do NOT have any sets in the Your Sets section contain a text: "You don't have any sets yet! Try solving an example problem set below, or create your own using the desktop version of Mathshare."
• @rupeshparab there is no possibility to add new problem set

[johnhbenetech]

@rupeshparab @abaranowska1 I talked to @alexrcabral and we can omit the problem set creation UI elements for now. When we build out the new design for the problem set creation flow, we will add them back

[alexrcabral]

Thanks @rupeshparab, this is looking really good