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Auto-recommendations of attractions based on the destination
Auto-match of flights and hotels
Use flow
create an account with username and password -> log into dashboard ->
create a new trip and get recommendations on attractions/flights/hotels -> auto-set current trip brief info appears on the dashboard -> complete the trip -> save the old trip to the trip list(history) -> review the completed trips on the list -> log out
Use stories
As a new user, I need to create an account and log into the software.
As a user, I need to be able to log out.
As a user, I need to create a new trip.
As a user, I want to get advice on attractions for the destination.
As a user, I need to match the flight rather than searching by hand.
As a user, I want to match the hotel rather than searching by hand.
As a user, I need to be able to see trip I am going to have next.
As a user, I want to delete the next trip.
As a user, I want to review the trips I completed before.
As a user, I want to delete the completed trip.
As a user, I need to switch between the views.
Use cases(Specifically)
Use Case 1: Creating An Account
Main flow:
User presses the ” create account “ button on the login page.
User redirected to create account page.
User enters desired username and password.
The system stores the user data in a database.
User is redirected to the login page.
Alternative Flow:
If username exists - prompt user to enter a non-existing username.
Use Case 2: Logging In
Main Flow:
User enters username and password.
System checks if the username and password match in the database.
Redirect the user to the main page.
Alternative Flow:
If username and password do not match → prompt user to re-enter information.
Use Case 3: Creating Trip
Main Flow:
User presses the ‘New Trip’ button on the dashboard page.
System redirects user to the ‘generate trip’ page.
User is prompted to enter trip name, name of the city, date they are traveling to and from
the city.
User presses ‘generate trip’.
System calls on external API to generate trip locations, accommodations, flights, and
updates the user current trip.
System redirects user to the ‘details’ page of the trip.
Alternative Flows:
If the city doesn’t exist, the system prompts user to re-enter a valid city.
If dates is in the wrong format, system prompts user to re-enter dates.
Use Case 4: Delete Current Trip
Main Flow:
Precondition: User must have created a trip
User presses ‘delete trip’ button on the dashboard page.
System removes the trip from the user information and database.
Dashboard page refreshes and displays no current trip information.
Use Case 5: View Current Trip Details
Main Flow:
Precondition: User must have created a trip
User presses ‘Details’ on the dashboard page.
User is redirected to the current trip’s ‘detail’ page.
User is shown all information (destinations, flights, accommodation, city name, trip
date).
User can press ‘back’ button to be redirected to dashboard page.
Use Case 6: Complete Trip
Main Flow:
Precondition: User must have created a trip
User presses ‘complete trip’ button on the dashboard page.
System updates user travel history in the database.
Dashboard page refreshes and displays no current trip information.
Use Case 7: View Travel History Details
Main Flow:
User presses ‘Trip list’ button.
System redirects user to travel history page.
User presses ‘details’ button next to desired trip name.
System redirects user to the trip’s detail page.
User can press ‘back’ button to be redirected to travel history page.
Use Case 8: Delete Travel History
Main Flow:
User presses ‘Trip list’ button.
System redirects user to travel history page.
User presses ‘delete’ button next to desired trip name.
System deletes trip information from user’s trip history in database.
Travel history page refreshes and removes the display of the deleted trip.
Use Case 9: Logging out
Main Flow:
Precondition: User must be logged in
User presses ‘log out’ button on the dashboard page.