Login / Register The diagram below shows all the processes required for the login or register feature. The user has to enter the URL of the website and click login register. The user is them prompted to enter the fields required for registration or to log-in.
Search A sequence diagram shows the flow of logic within a system in a visual manner. The diagram below shows all the processes required for the search feature. The user has to enter the URL of the website, then select a city, a venue and a category and click on search …
Add Event to the List of Events The diagram below describes the actions that can be taken by the administrator of the system in order to add a new event to the existing list. They must log into the system before they are allowed to modify the events list. If …
Take Action for Reported Messages The diagram below describes the actions that can be taken by the administrator of the system for any reported messages. Administrators must log into the system, and only users with administrative privileges have access to this list of reported messages. In case the user is …
Review A Seat The following diagram shows the procedure that must be followed in order for a user to review a seat. Firstly, the user must be logged into the system to access this feature of the website. In case the user is not already registered then they must sign-up …
Attend Events The activity diagram below specifies the steps that must be taken for a user to add an event to his personal events list. In order for a user to have access to this feature of the website they must register first otherwise the user is not authorised. Registration …
Search The following activity diagram shows the actions that must be taken by the user in order to search for a venue in our web application. The first page displayed to the user is the ‘Home Page’ where the user can view three different sets of criteria that must be …
This is our first part of our oral history of Be Seated, these are a set of recollections about how our idea evolved from differing perspectives as told from our team members. First up is Colin and his recollection about the first big session on choosing the idea and agreeing …
Survey Result We have interview 34 people about our project, and their age groups are divided into 4 shown as Fig.1. And we mainly focus on people whose age is between 18 and 45. Fig.1 The ages of interviewees Fig.2 displays the answer of each question. Most interviewees …
Future of Be Seated We have presented a feasible, realistic and workable first build of Be Seated. We are aware however of all the extra features that could be added to make the service bigger, better and more exciting for users. Here is a selection of future improvements that we …