Open garfield-oo7 opened 1 year ago
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[The team marked this bug as a duplicate of the following bug]
Lack of visuals
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The UG only had 1 picture, I believe that adding more visuals such as screenshots could be useful in helping the readers understand.As a user I felt that this portion was hard to understand, adding a image here would have been useful.
[original: nus-cs2103-AY2223S1/pe-interim#3555] [original labels: severity.VeryLow type.DocumentationBug]
[This is the team's response to the above 'original' bug]
- It is not feasible to show multiple visuals for each feature, especially for features that are easily understandable. If a feature has 3-5 screenshot visuals, the user would need to do a lot of scrolling and that would make the experience less convenient.
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Reason for disagreement: while not feasible to show all the graphics. I think there should be so more graphics. Right now in your current documentation you have just made use of 1 graphic, which is what the application looks like when you start the application.
For example you could show the before and after of what the data would like look once you add in an applicant.
For edit command you could have just shown what happens when you edit the name of the applicant, you just need to show 1 example, not all of them.
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As a user of the application I like that you have made use of hyper links wherever necessary, however one thing that as a user of the application felt that there weren;t enough use of graphics made, while you did provide, example, providing an image of the expected output can be a nice addition as well.