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Brisbane City Council Weeds - Coggle Diagram
Brisbane City Council Weeds
Developer problem
data needed to be normalised
more data stores needed, (council workers, weed reports)
must allow users to log into account and check report status
must allow users to report and identify weeds using the database
python, sql, jinga, css, and html needed
interfaces
must follow structure and appearance of BCC website
use of familiar text, colour, symbols and logos
contrast, balance ad rhythm
comply with userbility principles, communication elements and design principles
self- determined criteria
Council workers can access the database and reports of weeds
Layout and design of prototype is modern, appealing to view when using the application and easy to understand for society.
Council workers can to update removal status and add or edit information on weeds
Users can submit weed reports and check the status, they can keep an account with history of past reports
database
use case
residence
Report a weed sighting, View weed information
council
View inputs/reports, post notes on actions taken, delete reports and mark status of reports (have they been attended to) give residence notification of report received
developement of database
design of database
DFD
Datastores
Original council data
weed reports
user details
council workers
processes
register user details
identify weeds
report weeds
externals
users
council workers
prescribed criteria
Determine and outline the usability principles
Create user interface and programmed parts of the digital prototype solution
Establishment of solution requirements
Symbolise user interfaces and programming information
userbility principles
learnability
familiar text and symbols to match the Brisbane city council website
safety
security protected for user details on accounts
effectiveness
pressing only certain symbols for specific fields. Users can identity the weed
utility
confirmation of weed submission, users can log in to check updates on the weed report.
acessability
Web application meets that Disability Discrimination Act from 1992.Standard or large font size and audio text reader embeddedBeing able to change the language (Using BCC language data)
users
James Richard (proto-persona)
council worker, must be able to update/edit data on the database
Cheryl Jerico (proto-persona)
Volunteer at the Paten Park Native Nursery, must be able to report weed sightings, identity them, and check removal status of the weed.
existing solutions
Brisbane Council Website Weed Identifier
Data
original provided data given by the BCC weed database
data had multiple entries in one field
normalisation
unnecessary fields
only use of primary key (weed id), flower colour and weed name