Scrum 6

[kennyjhcheng]

Scrum Report Steps

Post a comment in this issue with:

1. Your Name
2. Answer these 3 questions
   1. What did you work on this past iteration (2 weeks)?
   2. What were any major issues/challenges you ran into?
   3. What do you plan to work on for this coming iteration (2 weeks)?
3. Ensure answers are 5 sentences MAX

Grading Rubric:

2: Includes all 3 points. Demonstrates a bit of meaningful reflection on at least one item in the report.

1: Simplistic, or no meaningful, specific information.

0: Missing or Late.

[ckev07]

Scrum Report for Kevin Chung

What did you work on this past iteration (2 weeks)?

• Styling and aligning the color scheme throughout the entire application, identifying / fixing bugs, improving responsiveness of the overall application and preparing for the final demo.

What were any major issues/challenges you ran into?

• Nothing at this time.

What would you have planned to work on if you were to continue on the project?

• Implement the frontend design for fitness/meal plans, as well as the statistics, after the backend implementation of dynamically updating fitness/meal plans based on users' logged progress history and user feedback has been completed.

[kennyjhcheng]

Scrum Report for Kenny Cheng

What did you work on this past iteration (2 weeks)?

Fixing SO many bugs with responsiveness, accessibility, UI aesthetics, errors, and edge cases. Styling accessibility and consistency across the entire platform. Small features such as browser notifications when plans are generates and Google login.

What were any major issues/challenges you ran into?

Styling and finding an accessible color combination was an enormous challenge especially since we initial decided on a color scheme everyone liked. Additionally, because we are using a UI library, styling was particularly difficult as there were many ways to style, with only a few method working which required a lot of guess and check. Finally, constantly running into bugs or edge cases that may have been out of scope to fix as we wrapped up the project, although we found ways to work around it.

What would you have planned to work on if you were to continue on the project?

I would like to create our own LLM or AI model that can create more accurate fitness and meal plans for the user to improve the value our application can give customers. Additionally, I want to deploy our infrastructure on a cloud platform such as AWS and set up CI/CD pipelines, with dev and production environments. Finally, I want to work on a cool computer vision feature we discussed, a posture checker that adds onto the personal assistant features of our app.

[jakji93]

Scrum Report for Jack Ji

What did you work on this past iteration (2 weeks)?

• Mostly manual testing , bug report, minor bug fixes and overall final product adjustment. Also preparing for demo.

What were any major issues/challenges you ran into?

• I was mostly working on the backend, any bugs or adjustments related to frontend was less familiar to me, and felt less productive during the final stretch except for QA.

What would you have planned to work on if you were to continue on the project?

• Purchase a public domain for our product. With changes to Google Domains, a new alternative is probably needed. Add AdSense to webpage. Depending on the monetization method, we could implement different features, but I want to try AdSense and see just by marketing as a free service, how much can we generate with ads alone. Find a marketing strategy could also be an interesting area to explore. Just want to see how far can we take the product

[d-x-s]

Scrum Report for Davis Song

What did you work on this past iteration (2 weeks)?

• Solo development of guided workouts, including all styling
• Adding voice control feature
• UI fixes all over the application
• Created the presentation slides
• Helped organize presentation structure and script

What were any major issues/challenges you ran into?

• Rushed development of my guided workouts feature, I cut it close to the deadline
• DId not implement a polyfill for voice control in time, for accessibility purposes it would have been best if I could have universal browser support
• UI fixes were rushed, but did turn out well (we were lucky to have all members testing and improving different areas of the product)

What would you have planned to work on if you were to continue on the project?

• Further improvements to site responsiveness
• Add computer vision
• Restyle guided workouts to be in line with rest of product, while maintaining visibility
• Build a subscription service that securely collects payment data

[kevin-wu01]

Scrum Report for Kevin Wu

What did you work on this past iteration (2 weeks)?

• Added accessibility support for screen readers
• Bug fixes for the home page loading and schedule history
• Merged in a PR that improves the efficiency of the schedule history API endpoint
• Demo prep

What were any major issues/challenges you ran into?

• As bugs came up near the deadline it made it more challenging to fix as we needed to fix the bug with ideally, small changes that are unlikely to introduce more bugs
• Getting the whole application to support screen reader was tricky as some parts were hard to add keyboard support or be read in a manner that is understandable

What would you have planned to work on if you were to continue on the project?

• Make the chat bot accessible. The chat bot was left out of the screen reader accessibility changes as I had concerns the responses in the bot would become spammy for use with a screen reader. Ideally, this can be resolved and also support voice input to make it easier to use.
• Do some more investigations into the prompt engineering such that we can guard against all ways a user may try to adversely modify their schedule.