User Stories

• 1st:

  • Title: Learning HTML/CSS/JavaScript
  • User Story Sentence: As a User, I want to have fun while learning, so I can exceed at Code 201.
  • Feature Tasks:
    • Create 1 or 2 games
    • Invoke people’s competitive side to enhance learning.
    • Present concepts and words that were presented in Code 201 for the user to study
  • Acceptance Tests:
    • At least 1 fully working game
    • Take user’s name
  • Present the user’s score at the end

• 2nd:

  • Title: Memory Card Game
  • User Story Sentence: As a User, I want to fun to learn concepts, so I can pass Code 201
  • Feature Tasks:
    • Have cards that include words and other cards that include definitions.
    • Interaction between cards so the user knows when they get a correct answer
    • Have pleasing animation.
  • Acceptance Tests:
    • Have card words and definitions match each other.
    • Have cards stay flipped over when they are clicked
    • Have a score stored into Local Storage associated with the user’s name

• 3rd:

  • Title: A keyword typing practice game
  • User Story Sentence: As a User, I want to get more familiar with JavaScript keywords, so I won’t have to look up the words when I am coding.
  • Feature Tasks:
    • Have keywords appear randomly
    • Have a way for the user to enter in a keyword
    • Have pleasing animation.
  • Acceptance Tests:
    • Have a way to tell the user that the word was entered correctly
    • Have a high score stored in Local Storage associated with the User’s name

• 4th:

  • Title: Highscore page
  • User Story Sentence: As a user, I want to know my score, so that I can know how awesome I am at programming.
  • Feature Tasks:
    • Have names presented with their high scores
    • Have scores ordered by high to low.
  • Acceptance Tests:
    • Connecting local storage to a table on the page
    • Sort the table in ascending order.

• 5th:

  • Title: Title Page
  • User Story Sentence: As a User, I want to know how to navigate this site, so that I can have fun.
  • Feature Tasks:
    • Navigation bar
    • Instruction on how to use the site
    • What the user can expect
    • A place to accept the user name
  • Acceptance Tests:
    • Working buttons
    • A text box for the user to enter the name
    • The name getting entered into local storage.

• What is the vision of this product?

  • To have a website for people to learn more about programming. The website will have 1 or 2 games so that it will make learning more fun. We will include animations and a highscore to make the site more usable.

• What pain point does this project solve?

  • Learning how to program is hard. Using gamification will make help the learning process more faster. It takes 7 times to be exposed to something to learn it. If a user plays these games a few time it will help with their learning process.

• Why should we care about your product?

  • We need more programmers in the world. Having a site that will help people to learn how to program will help produce more programmers. These games are good for mental health.

• Scope (In/Out)

  • IN - What will it do
    • Will have 1 or 2 games to help in the learning process.
    • Game 1 will be a memory style game
    • Game 2 will be a typing test/missile command style game.
    • There will be a entry for a User name
    • There will be a high score
  • OUT - What will you produce not do.
    • This site it won’t go into production
    • This will not be a dynamic website
    • There will not be any security measures with this site.

• MVP?

  • What will your MVP functionality be?
    • 1 to 2 functional games: games that work with at least barebones animation.
    • User name and score stored into local storage
    • Scores displayed somewhere.
  • What are your stretch goals?
    • Better styling with a unified theme.
    • Complete animation for each game.
    • Highscore in ascending order.
    • Highscore room will have a dungeon room animation.

• Functional Requirements

  • List the functionality of your product. This will consist of tasks such as the following:
  • A game that has cards that have words and definitions that match
  • A game that presents keywords for the user to type
  • Scores stored that are associated with a user.
  • Scores that will be presented at the end of the site.

• Data Flow

  • Take in user name

  • Create a user object

  • Store user object into storage

  • Start game 1

  • Generate scores for correct answers.

  • Once the game ends store the score into the user’s local storage space.