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Jorge Daniels would follow a similar process to sell his labor. When he logs-in, his assigned Midnights will be highlighted in color. After nagivating to the Quotes page, he will choose to execute a Sell Limit, instead of Buy Limit. Since Jorge is also interested in watching for potentially high ask prices, he populates his watch list with Pots for all days of the week. Rather than submitting 5 requests, Jorge simply leaves the Date field blank while indicating Pots for Labor type. His watch list now displays 5 rows for Pots - one for each day of the work week.
Design #2
Home Page
Upon logging-in, users are brought to the home page, which displays a search bar, the current assignments for Midnights, a watch list, and a portfolio. The search bar is displayed at the top of the page along with the current date. The Midnight table is the first information widget and appears directly under the search bar. While the initial table of assigned midnights is determined by the Midnight Maker algorithm, it dynamically updates as trades are made. In addition, the midnights assigned to the authenticated user will be highlighted in color for readability. The watch list and portfolio tables both display quote information to the user. In the watch list, the user can add or delete Midnights in which he is interested in tracking. When adding a midnight, the user selects from two drop-down menus that indicate Midnight type and date. When deleting, the user ticks the check-box and hits the delete button. The portfolio indicates all active and completed trades made by the user, and thus cannot be edited.
In Ichigo's case, he would immediately see from Current Midnights that he has Pots on Thurday night as indicated by his Athena username, tttpeng.
User's can search for quotes for Midnight labor by using the search bar at the top of the page. For example, Ichigo would type "Pots" in the text field and hit enter (or click on the Get Quotes button). He would then be brought to a page which displays information on Pots.blahblah
Design #3
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