Customer Meeting ‐ 17.03.2024 - bounswe/bounswe2024group12 GitHub Wiki

Meeting Details

  • 📆 Date: 17.03.2024
  • ⌛ Duration: 13:00 - 14:00
  • 📍 Location/Platform: Google Meet
  • 📝 Note-taker: Isil Su Karakuzu

Participants

  • ✅ Ahmet Bayir
  • ⬜️ Ahmet Fırat Gamsız
  • ⬜️ Arda Yalcindag
  • ⬜️ Asya Su Sen
  • ⬜️ Mehmet Batuhan Cok
  • ✅ Isil Su Karakuzu
  • ✅ Orhan Unuvar
  • ⬜️ Soner Kuyar
  • ⬜️ Taha Ensar Kukul
  • ⬜️ Yusuf Aygun

Agenda

  • Addressing project and course-related inquiries with the TA.
  • Discussing general course expectations.

Action Items

# Details Responsible Due Date Issue
1 Adding Customer Meeting notes to Wiki. Isil Su Karakuzu 14.03.2024 at 23.59 #73
2 Add answers to Elicitation Questions on wiki. Isil Su Karakuzu 14.03.2024 at 23.59 #82
3 Updating the parts affected by the given feedback. Everyone 14.03.2024 at 23.59 ⬜️

Additional Notes

  • Clarify the distinction between "shall" and "should" in requirements wording: "Shall" denotes mandatory actions, while "should" indicates actions that may be challenging but are not obligatory.
  • Exercise caution not to overcrowd features; keep them concise.
  • Specify which requirements correspond to each scenario; provide five scenarios. Ensure each scenario includes a basic image for both web and mobile platforms.
  • For RAM: Divide the team into three groups: frontend, backend, and mobile; consider a high-level approach and create a simple Gantt chart to be included within milestones; focus solely on implementation planning, including aspects related to software design as necessary.
  • Revise requirement wording to focus on "how" and "what" rather than describing UI interactions; eliminate general page tasks and ambiguous language; avoid vague expressions and use clear, concise language (e.g., avoid using "dynamically").
  • Remove features that do not enhance the application's depth to avoid unnecessary expansion.
  • Essential features such as email verification, password recovery, account deletion, and post deletion should be included. Ensure everyone reads and understands the Wikidata research.
  • Consider adding functionality such as liking reviews or bookmarking, but ensure the system does not become overly complex.
  • Liking comments in the project is not obligatory.