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Bülent Onaran

Persona

• Age: 52
• Job: Unknown
• Characteristics: Raised with French echole, Art enthusiast

Preconditions

• He registered 3 months ago.
• He has been automatically logged in as he is an active user.
• He is an active user who usually checks for upcoming galleries and is keen on discussing art and art pieces.
• He usually gets notifications about the recent events based on his following list and previously attended events.

Acceptance Criteria

• 1.1.9.1: The home page shall highlight the most popular artworks and events of the previous week as well as the events in the coming days that are highly anticipated by the users for the guests.
• 1.1.9.2: The home page shall be customized for registered users with upcoming events and artworks of the followed artists.
• 1.1.12.4: Registered users and artists shall be able to follow other users.
• 1.1.14.1: Guest and registered users shall be able to use the search bar to semantically search for exhibitions, art items, users, posts on the discussion forum
• 1.1.13.3: Registered users shall be able to bookmark discussion posts, art items, exhibitions and online galleries.

Scenario

1. Bülent wants to choose an art gallery to go to with a friend this weekend. His friend likes pop art and wants to visit a pop art exhibition. After opening the website the personalized home page appears. However, since he has been previously attending online galleries, the recommendations on the home page include mostly online galleries. This time Ahmet wants to visit a pop art exhibition as was decided with a friend of his. He uses a search bar to find some pop art galleries.(Enters “pop art physical”)

2. The search results are based on his current location since the word “physical” was entered, which was interpreted as an offline gallery. So, the first recommendations include the ones in his city and the galleries of the artists he follows. At the same time, at the end of the list there are previews of the discussions on pop art.

3. At first he wants to read more about what exactly is pop art, and clicks onto the discussion “What makes pop art unique?”. He carefully reads the most upvoted comments as they appear first. At the same time he upvotes the ones he liked the most.

4. Then he returns to the search results to finally choose the exhibition. He gets interested in one of the exhibitions happening this weekend, and clicks on it to find out more about it. After reading the reviews in the comments section, he clicks on the “Interested” button to bookmark it.