Web Site Content And Relationship Analysis
Identifying Main Content Objects and Relationships
Travel package
Cab hire
Travel package
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Use case ID: |
UC 1 |
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Use case Name: |
Travel package |
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Actors: |
User |
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Description: |
Users will be prompted to enter login details before they can use the system |
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Trigger: |
User enters search for travel package |
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Preconditions: |
1. The user has an account 2. The user is trying to log in with their account 3. The user is not already logged in with username |
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Postconditions: |
1. The user is registered in to the system 2. The user has access to the functions of the system |
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Normal Flow: |
1.0 User accesses the URL 1.1 The system prompts the user for their account credentials. 1.2 The user enters their username and password. 1.3 The system authenticates the login with username 1.4 The user gains access to the systems functionality |
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Alternative Flows: |
Invalid account user or password User already logged in with username |
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Exceptions: |
Incorrect credentials |
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Includes: |
None |
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Priority |
High |
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Frequency of Use: |
Every time the user wants to access the system |
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Assumptions: |
The user wants to use the system |
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Notes and Issues: |
All the travel packages are displayed whether available or not |
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Use case ID: |
UC 2 |
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Use case Name: |
Cab hire |
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Actors: |
User |
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Description: |
Users will be prompted to login with their account information and then only they can search for cabs. |
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Trigger: |
User searches for cab |
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Preconditions: |
1. The user has an account 2. The user is logged into the system 3. The user is not already logged in with username |
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Postconditions: |
1. The user is unable to find a cab 2. The user finds difficulty while booking |
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Normal Flow: |
1.0 User accesses the URL 1.1 User logs in to the system with their account credentials. 1.2 The user enters source and destination for travel. 1.3 The system displays cab and fare 1.4 The user accepts and confirms booking |
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Alternative Flows: |
User is unable to find a cab User is not satisfied with the fare |
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Exceptions: |
Incorrect credentials |
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Includes: |
None |
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Priority |
High |
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Frequency of Use: |
Every time the user wants to access the system |
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Assumptions: |
The user wants to use the system |
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Notes and Issues: |
User is not able to make online payments |
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Use case ID: |
UC 3 |
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Use case Name: |
Insurance |
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Actors: |
User |
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Description: |
Users logs in to the system and checks for available policies to enroll in a suitable policy. |
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Trigger: |
User selects suitable policy and makes payment |
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Preconditions: |
1. The user has an account and wants to enroll a policy 2. The user is trying to make payment from their account 3. The user is not already logged in with username |
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Postconditions: |
1. The user is logged in to the system 2. The user has access to payment functionality of the system |
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Normal Flow: |
1.0 User accesses the URL 1.1 The system prompts the user for their account credentials. 1.2 The user enters their username and password. 1.3 The system authenticates the login with username 1.4 The user gains access to the systems functionality |
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Alternative Flows: |
Invalid account user or password User already logged in with username |
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Exceptions: |
Incorrect payment details |
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Includes: |
None |
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Priority |
High |
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Frequency of Use: |
Every time the user wants to access the system |
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Assumptions: |
The user wants to use the system |
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Notes and Issues: |
User finds difficulty while enrolling for a policy |
Travel package
Cab hire
Insurance
Users: The users should be able to register in the system so that they will be able to login to the system for accessing functionalities of the system. The users should be also able to make travel package bookings, cab hiring along with insurance enrolment by making payments online.
The main components of the web application are listed as below:
Travel package – The system should provide facilities to the users to register themselves and plan their holidays through the system.
Cab hire – The users will be able to book or hire a cab from anywhere and anytime for their travelling purpose.
Insurance – The users will be able to enroll for policies and take the advantages of insurance packages.
The users should be able to check the details of every plan and book as per their requirement by making online payments. The user wants to make use of the website so that they can access different services from a single system and they do not have to spend more time searching for their desired requirements.
The content of the website should be displayed properly and placed in a well-organized manner such that the users are attracted with the overall look and feel of the website. The users require that the contents are easily accessible and they do not feel complexity while using the system.
The navigation structure of the website is well defined and the tabs are placed in well positions so that the users can easily navigate through pages in the website.
- The elements within the system will be easier to reach with fewer navigation steps than others. The presentation of the navigation such that users get attracted while surfing through the website.
- Certain elements will be emphasized to force the users to navigate in their direction.
- The navigation errors will be handled with the help of support messages to the users so that they do not feel lost while navigating through the website.
- Navigation to a specific element will be given priority rather than a related groups of elements.
- Navigation by users will be accomplished with the help of links to different elements in the website.
- Certain elements will be presented to the users based on the context of their previous navigation actions.
- Navigation log will be beneficial for the users to keep track of their navigation habits.
- A menu will be available to the users at every point of their interaction.
- The navigation design will be drive by the expected user behaviors so that the users feel easier to navigate through the system.
- The users will not have the functionality to store their previous navigation through the WebApp for future usage.
- For customers means external users there is a requirement that optimal navigation have to be designed.
- The links external to WebApp will be handled as a new browser window.
The navigation structure have to be designed in such a manner that the users could easily find the functionalities of each button being used for navigation. The navigation structure of the website have to be modified such that the users with little technical knowledge does not face any difficulty while accessing the system.
The epics that have been identified from the analysis of chosen website are listed as below:
- Travel package
- Cab hire
- Insurance
The product features that will be included under each epic are described as below:
Travel package
- Search package
- Book package
- Confirm package
Cab hire
- Search cab
- Check fare
- Book cab
- Make payments online
Insurance
- Search policy
- Enroll for policy
- Check facilities
- Make payments
- Confirm enrolment
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