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Abstract

Background

With more and more customers shopping online from their phones, we are missing out on potential growth if we limit them to just a desktop experience. To address this, we want to create a lightweight version of our desktop app that will allow users to browse, order plants as gifts, and customize messages to the recipient directly from their phone.

Scope

A mobile app that allows users to browse and purchase plants as gifts, and customize messages to the recipient directly from their phone. This app will be a lightweight version of our desktop app, with a user-friendly interface optimized for mobile devices.

Requirements

The app should be lightweight and optimized for mobile devices.

Users should be able to browse products and view detailed information about each product.

Users should be able to add products to their cart and place orders.

Users should be able to customize messages to the recipient of the gift.

The app should have a simple and intuitive user interface that is easy to navigate.

The app should be compatible with both iOS and Android devices.

The app should be secure and protect user data.

The app should have a reliable payment system that accepts various payment methods.

The app should have a search feature that allows users to find specific products quickly.

The app should provide users with real-time updates on the status of their orders.

Mobile: reviewers & stewards

Mobile: reviewers & stewards

Person

Role

Buck Dubois

Eng Lead

James Booth

Security Lead

Joel Davis

VP of Eng

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Full functionality

This approach would give mobile users access to the full set of functionalities available on the desktop. This includes the ability to customize gift messages and layouts.

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Limited functionality

This approach will limit mobile users to preset gift messages that they can quickly edit. They will then be directed to the web app for more custom messages and layouts.

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