User Scenario 1

User Story:

Ada B., 28 years old, is a marketing manager at a growing tech startup. She recently became interested in personal finance after hearing her colleagues talk about investing. While she has basic knowledge, Ada often feels overwhelmed by the complex terms and strategies she comes across. She’s eager to learn but needs a beginner-friendly approach.

Ada heard about the finance app from a friend who had been using it to track their investment portfolio. She got curious and downloaded the app. She decided to check it out by logging in as a guest. As a guest, Ada could browse posts on different financial topics, such as budgeting, savings, investment tips or cryptography. She also found, FAQs and user questions that matched her experience level.

After seeing the value in the community, Ada decided to create an account. While setting up her account, she chose her tag as "Beginner" out of other options. Her feed was filled with posts on basic financial literacy, helpful tips about how to diversify assets, posts, data helping to understand the market trends and budgeting strategies. She got able to like and comment on posts as she got more confident on the app. She discovered content that are helpful to understand basics and learn the terminology of finance.

After getting some experience on the app, Ada followed a sub-forum topic named "bitcoin", a topic she recently got interest on. She has done that to see more content about this content and get the important news on bitcoin.

Preconditions:

Ada has opened an account. Ada tagged herself as a "Beginner" and is receiving content according to her knowledge level.

User Actions:

• Ada used the app as a guest.
• Ada browsed and read posts as a guest.
• Ada opened an account.
• Ada interacted with posts by liking and commenting.
• Ada followed a sub-forum topic tag to see more content on the related topic.