These are not "issues" in the strictest sense as defined by project management methodology. But they are close. These are key decisions that need to be addressed in order for programming to proceed along various paths. Issues with difficulty rating of moderate-to-high require an extensive amount of analysis and design work, as well as buy-in, in order to be closed.
Issue |
Criticality |
Difficulty |
Reported by |
Affects |
Owner(s) |
Due by |
Status |
Comments |
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1. UI designs for the pop-ups of each category. |
High | High | J. Piette |
Front end Back end |
Owen, Susan | 8/31 | Open | We may have a good idea of UI by 8/31, but anticipate "final, final" 1-2 weeks beyond that. Initial UI concepts could change during that period. |
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2. Text desired on the main screen when various choices are made on those pop-ups |
Med | Easy | J. Piette |
Front end Back end |
Owen | Open | Need clarification. Thought this was covered in Owen's prior work, but John indicates Owen's level 3 work contradicts some of that. | |
| 3. How to handle validation errors | Med | High | J. Piette | ? | Open | Need clarification | ||
| 4. Enabling and disabling of options - hidden or disabled? | Med | Moderate | J. Piette | ? | Open | Need clarification. Isn't this part of UI (issue 1)? Can it be determined independently? | ||
| 5. Gauge in microns | Low | Moderate | ? | Open |
