Peer-to-Peer Delivery Solution for College Students

Peer-to-Peer Delivery Solution for College Students
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This project addresses the challenges of time management and earning money in college by connecting students to facilitate peer-to-peer deliveries. The solution allows buyers and sellers to collaborate efficiently through an intuitive platform, overcoming usability issues and enhancing user experience. By implementing practical improvements like a quantity input option, clear icons, and streamlined processes for updating trip details, this innovative solution promotes a seamless and beneficial environment for all users involved.

  • Peer-to-Peer
  • College Students
  • Delivery Solution
  • User Experience
  • Innovation

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  1. Midway Milestone: Cabana CS147 Harry Cole, Ethan Eirinberg, Alwyn Tan

  2. Value Proposition: Peer to peer delivery.

  3. Problem, Solution Overview 1. Purchasing all you want takes time and energy which is difficult to find in college 2. It s hard to make money without working boring, inflexible job Problem Connect with those who live around them so that everyone can benefit from each other Solution

  4. Heuristic Evaluation Results

  5. Heuristic Evaluation Overview Major heuristic issues for the seller application were around the inflexibility around changing and updating details On the right, for example, there was no way to update the time that the seller was planned on arriving back at the designated location.

  6. Heuristic Evaluation Overview Major heuristic issues for the buyer application involved the lack of intuitiveness On the left, for example, the plus button is confusing and the Next button is difficult to find.

  7. Choose quantity of items Problem: There is no text input to fill in the quantity of items the buyer want to buy. Solution: Added a quantity input on the right of the input.

  8. Unsure about + Icon Problem: The + button we had earlier on could mean different things and was confusing. Solution: Removed the + button and added an add to order button instead.

  9. Ability to update time after submission Problem: After creating the trip status, there was no way for seller to update the time of arriving back at the return location Solution: Added ability to update time

  10. Confused When Major Steps Happening Problem: Certain important buttons didn t show their importance Solution: When making an important decision, it s now emphasized

  11. No Way To Decline An Order Problem: Previously unable to review and reject orders Solution: Added ability to update order and/or contact the buyer

  12. Violations Not Addressed Currently working on fixing our color scheme so that certain colors represent different things (previously was inconsistent) In addition, we re working through ways to simplify both processes so that users understand what is happening in the app and outside of the app

  13. Prototype Status Currently: Basic functionality is complete

  14. Tools Used Seller App: Sketch, Xcode, Swift, Cocoapods Buyer App: React, Visual Studio Code

  15. Implemented Features Seller App: Creating a trip, accepting orders, rejecting orders, completing trip, notifying users, and more! Buyer App: Receiving a trip, specifying your orders

  16. Unimplemented Features Signup and login Accessing previous trips Push Notifications Plan: Implement these features and finishing touches over the weekend to test for bugs next week

  17. Hard-coded data Seller currently set as Harry since login and sign-up are not currently available Previous trips are hard-coded as well since not yet implemented

  18. Hard-coded data (continued) The cost of the items are currently hard-coded to $10 since the auto suggested price is not complete.

  19. Demo

  20. Summary Both the buyer and seller s apps are coming along nicely, just need to add a few more screens and details

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