Scenarios
Scenario for the requirement #1: Britney
loves BBQ Salmon and also she is an early adapter of new technology. She
quickly figured out how to get information in JWYO. Today she walked into her
room and opened MS Internet Explorer and selected her JWYO bookmark. As soon as she got into the
main page, she typed BBQ Salmon in the text box in search engine and chose
to search for "Food Only", which would search BBQ Salmon
only in the text of food name in the database. She also set the results to 10 as
she did not want to see the whole pile of lists in one page. After clicking on
"Search Me", she could see the lists of local restaurants that
served BBQ Salmon. She selected the closest one by looking at the address
listed in results, took a note, and close the web browser.
Relevant requirements: 1, 4 and 5
Scenario for requirement #2:
Yngwie is a regular visitor to a
certain restaurant because it is the only place in the town that serves his favorite
food (say, the name of food is Bach).
One day, he visited there again for lunch and found that the menu was no longer
available due to the lack of interest for restaurant owner in keeping unpopular menu
(i.e. No one loves to eat Bach). Yngwie got furious, came back home, and
shredded his own virtuoso rendition of Prelude and Fugue in D minor on with his YJM Fender Strat Scalloped out of despair that he probably could not eat his favorite Bach in the town anymore. Hearing Yngwie's lament, Joe recommended JWYO to him. Yngwie got excited and tried Bach in JWYO as Britney did in the first scenario except he was searching for the dish "Bach" instead of the ingredient "Salmon". JWYO showed the lists of other restaurants that served Bach. Yngwie was so happy and selected the closest one, which was not local. Yngwie found his regular restaurant was not on the list, and was happy that the information was accurate and up to date.
Relevant requirements: 1 and 2
Scenario for Requirement #3:
Ichiro is afraid of using the internet
because he tends to get lost in information overload. After few clicks, he has
no idea where he is. Consistent pop ups in many websites also distract his
attention. Also he prefer to use a more traditional way of obtaining information - e.g. look for
yellow pages to find a restaurant rather than browsing on Internet. Persuaded by
a friend of his (say, Randy) , Ichiro decides to try JWYO with a measure of suspicion.
He accesses the main page, and sees simple and elegant design with no pop ups.
Clicking on sample results, he understands how easy it is to use the service
provided by JWYO. It was easier than to read the book, baseball for dummies.
Inspired by the sample results, for the first time, Ichiro steps through the
instruction and help menu.
Relevant requirements : 1, 3 and possibly 5
Scenario for Requirement #4: People call Bill computer geek because he spends all his time on the web. He is definitely categorized under advanced users in JWYO. Bill likes JWYO, because unlike other websites for restaurants, in JWYO, he can have his information under "Saved Results". Once he clicks on the "View Detail" in one of the resulted lists of restaurant, he sees the page like following.
O Place : Eat You Eat Me
Restaurant
O Price : $20
O Area : Bay
O Address : 1345 Blah Street
O Ingredients : Carrots, and more carrots
O Total Calories : 15 cal
O Other choices : Eat Me First Restaurant in Vic West
Save Me
"O" represents check box so that Bill can select what he wants to see
and save his own search by clicking in "Save Me". Bill selects only
Price and Address, and saves it.
Relevant requirements: 1, 4 and 5
Scenario for Requirement #5: John visits JWYO and what he likes about JWYO is that he can sort the order of listed results as he wants to. After clicking on "Search Me", he sees the resulted screen like,
Place
Price Area
Address
Eat Me Restaurant
$19.99 Bay
345 Blah St.
View Detail View Printable
Eat You Restaurant
$21.99 Vic West
435 Duh
St.
View Detail View Printable
When he clicks Place, search results sort by Place, etc. Clicking on View
Printable also goes to printable page. John sorts the list by the price as he
likes expensive food regardless of its taste, and chooses the most expensive
one. He clicks on View Printable and prints the page, and closes the web
browser.
Relevant user profile : 1, 2 and 3
