Tag: <span>aura</span>

Application architecture

A computer-based system should have as a primary resource a design or architecture of its structure. According to [1], an architecture is “any well defined form of a system’s essential, unifying structure defined in terms of components, connections and constraints along with the system’s interaction with its environment”. The architecture helps …

Survey: Introduction

In order to understand peoples’ attitudes and the relevance of sentiment analysis on social media, a survey was conducted to help us to test people’s acceptance of Aura. The link to the questionnaire was posted on social media platforms like Facebook and LinkedIn and also shared with friends and acquaintances on WhatsApp …

Personas

Personas aim to guide the design process and are based on observations and research. It does not serve as a substitute to involving real users in the process. It sets an outline of the goals, motivation, flow, and rewards. Once the personas are defined for the various users of the …

Use Cases

Our use cases for the Aura system follow some principles outlined by James Rumbaugh and co-authors in The Unified Modeling Language Reference Manual (Second Edition). The authors suggest drawing use cases to represent functionalities of a system that requires human-machine interaction.The people, and sometimes external systems or processes, are classified as actors …

Scenarios

Based on our personas, we have predicted some possible scenarios of people interacting with the Aura system in order to accomplish specific tasks. Scenario 1: Dave As described in personas, Dave, 22 is a casual internet lurker and a user of Aura. Aura keeps him engaged with its gamification strategies, …