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Google Book Club - Coggle Diagram

- - - - The Brisbane City council logos will be displayed in the top left of each webpage
  - - - Search results should include: Title, author, image, link to further info
    - - Stored in browser cookies
      - Should include basic book info (e.g. title, image, date saved, link to full description)
    - - Search results include: Venue name, address, open hours, contact number
    - - Backend data processing
      - Form processing
      - Retrieval of data entered by the user
    - - Front end design of the website
      - Displaying information
    - - Front end colour scheme and design of the webapplication
      - Modularity of the website, viewability on smaller screens
      - Bootstrap CSS templates will be utilised so as to streamline the modularity of website components
    - - JSON processing
      - Interaction with APIs
- - - - Digitized the Google's book collection and is discoverable through Google books web app or API
      - Uses OAuth 2.0 to verify requests
      - Allows the creation of 'Bookshelf's' which are collections of personally selected books
      - A place for users to review and read books
    - - Data that is freely available to everyone
      - Can be interacted with using an API
      - All data is free and unpatented
      - Includes data concerning culture, artefacts, galleries, libraries, archives, etc
  - - - Lightweight data-interchange format
      - Easily comprehendible by users
      - Uses human readable text to store and transmit data objects
      - Consists of arrays and objects
      - Object notation is syntactically identical to JavaScript
    - - Defines a set of rules for encoding documents
      - Uses a human and machine readable format
      - Emphasises simplicity, generality and usability across the internet
      - Used in many Microsoft Office applications
      - Designed to store and transport data
      - Designed to be self-descriptive
  - - - Users can create clubs and share a referral code to members.
      - The book club host can create meeting times and send RSVPs to members.
      - Users can view other members of other clubs and see what they are reading.
      - Books can receive reviews and ratings, other members can read these reviews and view the rating.
      - Users can search for books, a results list is displayed under the search bar.