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BSHS Canteen App (Client Problem :silhouette: (Requirements (Student can…

- - - - User can search for a restaurant or cuisine to order from
      - Recommendations are tailored to the user in terms of suitable restaurants
      - Push notifications to alert the user of any relevant information regarding order, delivery, offers and discount codes
      - User is able to track their delivery live
      - User is presented with relevant and appropriate information such as rating, estimated delivery time and cuisine type
    - - Effective features such as multiple menu's, day of the week specials and time of day speicals.
      - Advanced searched results algorithm that takes into account all factors relevant to the use such as customer reviews and order volume
      - Practices are in place in case user is unsatisfied with the quality or service of items ordered
- - - - Accessible to people with disabilities (Accessibility)
        
        Use of Siri and voice over/control to navigate in between screens and access all features within the app. Thus, allowing the user to have a full proper experience
      - Terms and conditions as well as privacy terms are met according to the guidelines and government privacy policies (Safety)
      - Picture of menu items to clarify which items are which for user to identify in categories. This will allow user to identify menu items with ease making it appropriate for grades 7-12 and all staff teachers (Learnability)
      - Official school colour theme to comply with the school requirements (Learnability)
      - Easy to use finger gestures will be used to access certain features within the app such as further items in the menu (Utility)
      - Easy to use interface and functions clearly working (Effectiveness)
        
        No unnecessary information being displayed on the screen
    - - Page titles
        
        Must be appropriate for the page
        
        Must be different for each page
      - Headings
        
        Are on every page
        
        Levels on each page have a meaningful hierarchy
      - Fields
        
        In forms and other form controls have a visible label to allow interaction
        
        That are mandatory are clearly indicated and do not reply on colour alone
        
        With required formats, such as dates (year, month, day), are clearly indicated
      - Error messages
        
        Are clear and specific
        
        Do not cause the form to be completely reset
      - Accessibility options
        
        General instructions for user input at the top of the form or section to which they relate
        
        Text transcripts provided for audio and video elements
        
        Appropriate contrast ratio between text background (colour contrast)
        
        A five-second time limit for all moving or flashing content, and the content can be disabled or controlled by the user
    - - Clean design
        
        Responsive
        
        Organised in a logical fashion that makes it easy for the user to understand
        
        Simplistic
        
        Intuitive
        
        Functional
        
        Font is to be external corporate typeface or Brisbane State High School (Helvetica Neue) as
        
        BSHS logo faded in the background to comply with school rules and regulations
        
        All available screens will be accessible via a divided bar located at the bottom of the 'Main Menu' screen. These divides will will seperate the icons which demonstrate the different screens accessible to the user.
        
        Each menu item will hold its own image as well as menu name underneath. This will allow for two way communication (visual and text) so that the user finds it easier to identify menu items.
    - - Search bar will be accessible for user to search available menu items in 'menu.csv'. Once an item is searched, relevant information will be displayed for the user to view.
      - Shopping cart logo will be displayed in the top right corner of the screen. If selected, user will be taken to the 'Shopping list' Screen.
      - Displays all menu items available on the day and campus selected. Items will be categorised into breakfast items and lunch items.These items will be displayed in rows (sections) which can be explored through a vertical finger gesture which acts as a scroll. By designing a simple design, items will appear in an organised and logical fashion.
      - Other features of the app such as the random meal generator, order history, remaining wallet balance and settings are accessible via a bar located at the bottom of the screen.
    - - Contains dietary requirement checkboxes for user to select before randomising a meal. These requirements include 'Halal', 'Vegetarian' and any potential food allergies which can be typed into through a user input box. When user activates the 'Randomise' button, an algorithm will run, outputting a meal for the user depending on their dietary requirements selected. By including dietary requirement checkboxes, it gives the user exactly what they want in terms of what they are allowed or want to eat.
    - - A simple user interface design containing the students ID, current wallet balance and order history. Current wallet balance will be displayed as the main figure on the top of the page with a full list summary of the menu items purchased located under it. In this full list summary, each purchase will display relevant information such as what they bought, how much it cost, what campus and at what time.
    - - Displays a simple overview of the items user has selected to purchase and the total cost of those items. User will then be able to select which campus they prefer to collect food from and on what day. Once confirmed, user will then receive a unique order number which will be saved onto their device and school email. This is to ensure that they don't accidentally lose the code. However, if they do, it will be saved in two different places as a form of precaution.
    - - Displays available options such privacy settings, permanent configurations, user details, wallet and account details
    - - A simple list of the students unique order number will only show valid codes. These codes will be neatly sorted by date. Once the offical date passes and the code becomes redundant, it will be deleted. Furthermore, the unique order number will also be sent to the students email as another form of accessing the code which will improve the users experience as options are left open.
  - - - Column names such as 'MenuID' (Integer) and 'Price' (double) will be implemented into tables as small ints
      - Column names such as 'Category', 'Desc', 'Halal', 'Allergy info' and 'Veg' will be implemented into tables as small characters (varchar)
      - Data set columns that will be implemented into the app
        
        Category
        
        Desc
        
        Price
        
        Allergy info
        
        Veg
        
        Halal
        
        MenuID
    - - Database sourced via school canteen
      - SQL database
      - Data is to be generated using SQL quiries
        
        Data base name will be created in SQL along with certain tables with their allocated column names. This will be achieved by determining the informations data type of the column and implementing it into their respected tables
        
        Coding such as 'Querying-Where' will be used to allow for a search engine and to determine price and dietary requirements
  - - - Algorithm that randomly selects a meal (includes main meal, drink and snack/dessert) deal based on set price brackets from the menu and displays it as a suggestion to the user. If user selects yes, item will be added to their shopping list and if user selects no, they will be given the option to randomise again.
      - Algorithm that updates users shopping list when they add or remove an item/s so that they have an up to date list constantly.
      - Algorithm that determines a students current wallet balance. By doing so, students can make financial decisions when purchasing items from the canteen. This figure will constantly run in order to provide an accurate and up to date balance. This value will be influenced by the total order amount which will subtract a certain amount of money from the wallet balance depending on what the user has ordered.
      - Algorithm that can read records from menu.csv and store them in a database table
      - Algorithm that can read records from students.csv and store them in a database table
      - Algorithm that validates user inputs and provides appropriate feedback if necessary
      - Algorithm that generates a unique order number via a 10 digit number. In order to keep this number unique, a value of 1 will be added each time an order to placed. This will be achieved via a simple addition line of coding.