In order for me to create Weekure, there will be three big phases: Research & Design Phase, Development & Testing, and Deployment.
Research & Design Phase:
- During the Research part, my plan is to research my scheduling and scheduling of other people.
- Get ideas of how everything can be incorporated into Weekure.
- Look at similar projects, like Google Calendar, TeamUp, Monday.com
- Watch Youtube videos of how people create Bullet Journals, which creates shows how people narrow down yearly, monthly, weekly and daily goals and tasks.
- Then based on found information create a sketch of layout/prototype.
- Set up Trello to keep track of tasks.
- During the Design Phase, use Figma for design and prototyping, and use Draw.io for UML.
- Create a layout structure.
- Choose a color scheme.
- Using Draw.io create wireframing.
- Using Figma.com, create design and prototype showing interactivity between pages.
- Update Trello to get ready for Development Phase.
Development Phase and Testing Phase:
- I will be using the AGILE method of development. I will not create the whole thing, I will program a small part, then test it, and upon successful test, I will move on to the next thing. If the test will be unsuccessful, I will come back to development and debugging.
- Front-End Development: Using Angular, I am creating a layout and interactivity between pages.
- Back-End Development: Using C# and .NET Core, I am creating API as middleware between a database and a website. API will allow the flow of information through Create-Read-Update-Delete(CRUD) operations.
- Database: Using MySQL, I will create a database that will store names and codes for different subjects and results. It will be the primary driver of a website.
Deployment Phase:
- During the Deployment Phase, I will get the domain name and hosting.
- Hosting will be connected to AWS DB to draw data from.
- The production build of “Weekure” will be built and deployed on the hosting server.
- The last tests will be conducted.
