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Next time, we will build upon this to start designing mock-ups for the screens and the navigation map for our app.LBB has a curated collection of top local brands in home decor that will help make your home look beautiful and cosy. We have a good outline of our features and their dependencies.
This feature simply interacts with the other features and has no external dependency. Due to its large corpus of data and popularity, we will use Strava.ĥ. We need to import GPS and other stats into our app. This feature will depend on incoming GPS and media data, all of which can be implemented using Android native libraries.Ĥ. Due to its wide popularity and great SDKs, we will use Spotify.ģ. This feature needs to import or playback songs integrated with our Experience. Due to its great Android SDK, we will use MapBox.Ģ. Additionally, we will need a map provider to build the main interface. This feature will rely on data collected in features 2, 3 and 4. Our Dependenciesįollowing the same order as above, we discuss what is needed to implement each feature below.ġ. We will likely revisit this topic if we wish to add more features, but for now we will discuss the implementation dependencies of these features. These 5 features are a good starting point for our app. This is where the user can edit their personal data and manage external syncs. This feature allows user to sync these external apps with our app.ĥ. For example, we can collect GPS, heart rate, segments, etc. Another way to build an Experience is to import data from another app. This feature will allow the user to record their location data and take pictures and videos within the app to later build an Experience.Ĥ. they can playback songs they liked on Spotify).ģ. Users can add songs to their experience from an external source (i.e. For example, as it replays, the Experience could show your current pace, heart rate, etc., and when your navigation bug (the little blue J in screen C) hits a spot where you took a picture, that picture would be shown.Ģ. These add-ons will be dynamic and interactive. It also allows them to view details about an Experience, much like they can do in apps like Garmin and Strava.Įxperiences can also be “re-played”, which will be similar to navigating through a path in Google Maps with custom add-ons for music, photos, videos and performance metrics. This feature will allow users to interact with a feed of their friend’s Experiences or their own.
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