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[Lecture Topic Task] Domain Attributes Mapping for UI/UX analysis #256

Closed Elielh17 closed 4 months ago

Elielh17 commented 5 months ago

Leverage the "Domain Attributes" lecture to conduct a detailed analysis of the software domain's attributes and map them to UI/UX design decisions. This task aims to ensure that the design is aligned with the underlying characteristics of the domain.

Urgency: 5 Difficulty: 2

Elielh17 commented 4 months ago

Completed and added to the documentation on the Interface Requirements section the following:

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1HQ6cJZ1J2_AvUJUogcupNSgzu-ciTciXjRBz6GURfL0/edit#heading=h.tiha66re4as

Domain Attributes Mapping for UI/UX Analysis Detailed Mapped Design Decisions:

  1. Continuity/Discreteness: • Mapped to Design: Implement a visual timeline or pathway that illuminates as the user progresses through the resume creation process. Each section (e.g., personal information, education, experience) could light up or check off as completed, providing a clear sense of progress and remaining steps.
  2. Statics/Dynamics: • Mapped to Design: For a more interactive resume building experience, introduce elements such as a live counter that shows word counts or skills match based on the job description pasted by the user. This real-time analysis can help users tailor their resumes more effectively.
  3. Tangibility/Intangibility: • Mapped to Design: Offer a 'test send' feature where users can send their resume to a dummy email account to see exactly how it arrives and is displayed in potential employers’ inboxes. This can help in understanding the tangibility aspect of how their resume is perceived electronically.