THEMIS---Beta Sprint Summary Essay Blog

Which course does this assignment belong to	2301-MUSE社区-CSDN社区云
What are the requirements for this assignment	beta Sprint
The goal of this assignment	To summarize the beta task progress and the team's sprints
Team Name	Themis
Top-of-the-line collection of essays Link	click here
Other references	CSDN、《The Practice of Project Construction》

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Catalogue

I. Overview of task completion during the Beta sprint

II. Overview of member contributions

III. Improvement plan and implementation measures

IV. Link to project source code

V. Project function display:

VI. Reflections of the participants:

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I. Overview of task completion during the Beta sprint

	Task Detail	Task Completion
Task 1	Optimize the UI interface to make it more beautiful and user-friendly	100%
Task 2	In the personal home module, add a page for self-help questions and answers	100%
Task 3	Complete the backend programming for searching the inventory.	100%
Task 4	Developer testing and real machine testing are performed based on all user usage scenarios	100%

II. Overview of member contributions

Student ID	Name	Task Description	Contribution
832101125	Jie Huang	Backend(Searching) + Blog writing	100%
832101128	Daming Fu	Backend(Searching+Comment) + Blog writing	100%
832101121	Weijie Hong	Frontend (Q&A creating) + Blog writing	100%
832101220	Siqi Lin	User interface improvement + Blog writings + Front-end testing	120%
832101108	Jiayi Lu	Test + Blog writing	100%
832101109	Hongming Chen	Test documentation writing	100%
832101116	Wenxuan Zhou	User perception information collection + User questionnaire writing + Blog writing	100%
832101202	Zhipeng Wang	User perception information collection + User questionnaire writing + Blog writing	100%
832101211	Xinyun Li	Defense ppt production	100%
832101217	Zhaoqing Lin	Defense ppt production	100%
832101207	Yuyang Hua	Defense ppt production	100%

III. Improvement plan and implementation measures

In Alpha Stage Issues Summary Essayand Prediction Essay---THEMIS we mentioned that the unfinished part of the project mainly includes

• User side: The UI is a bit shabby and could be optimized again. Set self-service Q&A interface to make it more friendly to new users;
• Back-end: continue to improve the user search leasing module and comment module; 
• In terms of test, the scene test and multi-device real machine test of user partial cancellation operation were not carried out.

Implementation measures:

• UI: searched for more novel ICONS, replaced the corresponding ICONS, and changed the application color matching that conforms to the aesthetic of college students; See A for details
• Self-service Q&A interface: Refer to the open source works in the wechat Cloud development competition, and set the self-service Q&A interface based on this. See A for details
• Search item module: Browse similar open source projects on Github and write the search logic suitable for this project. General implementation of comments and delete module writing.
• In terms of testing, multi-model testing is realized through real machine testing in wechat developer tools, and development side testing is completed through testing tools.

IV. Link to project source code

Link to pre-beta source code:GitHub - 0128130Raven/EE308_Team: Final

Link to post-beta source code:THEMIS_Beta_Sprint_Project

V. Project function display:

Note: 

• The UI has adjusted the overall color scheme and some ICONS, but only part of the UI is shown here to keep the blog simple.
• Check out the following blogs for more information on user usage and software testing

Frequently Qusetion Answer:

Home Page:

Good List Page:

Search page:

Comment Module:

VI. Reflections of the participants:

Jie Huang:

In this Beta sprint, the functional defects of the items that could not be classified in the previous list were completed. Compared with the previous object specific coding, the code structure of the item classification module is different, including the query classification, storage type, and small program interface. It is also more familiar with this type of module code writing.

Daming fu:

During this phase of beta sprint, I worked with my teammates to add back-end features as I familiarized myself with the original functionality and grew familiar with the process of testing and adding to it. It made me more comfortable in the process of back-end engineers and testing, and I was able to complete this project better with my teammates.

Siqi Lin:

Beta testing is not only a process of product iteration, but also a process of team and 

individual learning. By facing the actual use of users, we can better understand the market 

demand, and constantly improve their technical level and problem solving ability.

Weijie Hong:

This beta sprint primarily focused on comprehensively improving and optimizing various 

shortcomings identified in the alpha version. Specifically in terms of the frontend interface, 

we realized that the original version lacked a help page, i.e., a Frequently Asked Questions

 (FAQ) interface. Notably, we incorporated a practical feature in the FAQ interface: 

interactive buttons. Utilizing toggle events, we enabled dynamic interaction for information 

display, allowing users to show or hide relevant FAQs and their answers by clicking the 

button.

Wenxuan Zhou:

In the beta sprint, I was responsible for the user experience survey with Zhipeng Wang. 

In the researching process, we talked about the design of the questionnaire, thought about 

what users really need, and analyzed the results of the questionnaire. I made deep 

understanding of users thoughts, more familiar with the user experience work, and learn 

more details about the quality of our project. I know more about what we should concern 

about.

Zhipeng Wang:

In the process of user survey report, I need to comprehensively analyze and evaluate user 

feedback to determine the advantages of the project and the direction of improvement. I 

think it's a very challenging but also very rewarding job. Through the communication and 

feedback with the users, I was able to have an indepth understanding of the needs and

 expectations of the users, which provided important references for the successful 

development of the project.

Jiayi Lu:

In the Beta Sprint, I contributed to backend bug fixes, performed black-box testing, and drafted test documentation. Navigating backend intricacies enhanced my

 problem solving prowess. Blackbox testing broadened my perspective on user experience, 

and documenting tests underscored the importance of clear communication. 

The experience was both challenging and rewarding.

Hongming Chen:

In the programming beta testing phase, I was primarily responsible for backend testing 

of the WeChat leasing mini-program. Throughout the learning process, I encountered 

numerous challenges, delving into programming and system design, particularly in areas 

such as API testing, data validation, security, and performance testing. Close collaboration 

with the development team was crucial, along with acquiring skills in using automated 

testing tools, analyzing logs, and tracking errors. The entire experience deepened my 

understanding of the significance of the quality assurance process, emphasizing the 

ongoing need for learning and improvement as a critical path to enhancing backend testing

skills.

Xinyun Li:

As the UI designer for a campus rental WeChat mini program, the testing phase underscored the vital link between design and user experience. Valuable user feedback guided improvements, focusing on an intuitive interface. We addressed issues like screen size variations with responsive design, collaborating efficiently with developers and testers. This teamwork enhanced my understanding of user needs and equipped me to navigate testing challenges. I look forward to contributing to mini program development through optimized design, viewing this testing phase as a pivotal learning experience inspiring continuous improvement.

Zhaoqing Lin:

As a team UI designer, I deeply understand the needs of users for our small program through beta testing. Users focus on interface fluency and overall design style, emphasizing consistency and simplicity. Special attention is paid to the search function, where users seek speed and accuracy. Work with the team to continuously optimize the mini program UI through direct interaction and feedback to lay the foundation for the launch of the official version. Looking forward to continuous cooperation with the team and continuous innovation, so that the campus rental mini program becomes a platform that users love and trust.

Yuyang Hua:

As a UI designer, I focused on refining and maintaining design consistency in the Mini Program during the beta phase. Addressing interface issues on my Xiaomi 11Pro, I emphasized the importance of performance stability across different devices. My work involved responding to test feedback and conducting real device debugging to ensure a seamless user experience.