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EventSmart Program, Code & Data Structures - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Better software could result in a better functioning program
    - - May also require licensing for official use
    - - This will be used to make a prototype of the developed program
    - - May effect the time it takes for things to load and how fast teh application can be developed
  - - - Low Budget
      - Power Needed For Development
      - Time Schedule For Solution
      - Product Licensing
        
        The Developed Solution Will Require A Paid License To Be Published Officially.
      - Power Needed To Run
  - - - Easily Learnable As Well As Effective & Efficient Designed Forms
    - - More Efficient Data Management & Marshalling Within Swimming Carnivals
- - - - Will Allow Other Users To See Who Marshalled Each Race
    - - Passwords will be hidden by asterisks
    - - Increases Safety Of Form For Users
    - - This will be done via a module which can be repeated across many other forms
  - - - MSSQL
        
        May require licensing to use as an official product
      - SportsTrack
      - Microsoft Visual Studio
      - Microsoft Windows
  - - - All Forms Are In Control Colours
      - Blue for Swimming Carnivals
  - - - Self-Determined
        
        Improve User Experience & Application Utility
      - Prescribed
        
        Make Marshalling Digital, Efficient & Easily Learnable
    - - Contrast
        
        Fonts
        
        Colours
      - Proximity
        
        All elements on each form are organised in a neatly fashion
        
        Elements spread out in a logical way for better usability by the user
      - Repetition
        
        Uniformity
        
        Repetition creates a sense of familiarity in the user as the navigate between the various forms
        
        Better Learnability
        
        Increase through User Help Form, Which Will Be Accessible Via The Menu & Main Forms
      - Alignment
        
        Rule of Thirds
        
        Most elements are generally aligned to the middle or sides of each form along with the top corners which are common places in many applications for controls such as buttons are placed.
- - - - Selecting Relevant Data
      - Insert New Data
      - Update Existing Data
      - Delete Existing Data
    - - Use Of CSV File