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Briefing
Fix.it Application purpose:
- MIT House Managers and mechanics have to coordinate to complete house repairs.- Currently Currently:
- House Managers get bombarded with emails requesting house repairs.
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- All repair job progress is managed in their headHouse Managers' heads/makeshift record books.
- Fix.it is a web application that Our application speeds up this repair process by being a centralized, organized hub for House Managers to identify/prioritize important repair jobs, to delegate them said jobs to mechanics, and to then monitor repair job progress.
User Test scenario backgroundBackground information for user:
- For this user test, you are the House Manager (Michael McIntyre) of McCormick Hall. You’ve just arrived to work, and you open up Fix.it our application to begin working on house repairs.
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3. Users had difficulties finding how to mark a task as important. |
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4. Users wanted to use the tabs on the left. |
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