UX: User Stories about pursuance HOT 2 OPEN

1. Alfred signs into Pursuance, looks at his dashboard, clicks on his favorite pursuance that he's a member of, and is then looking at the task hierarchy in the main view and the tasks assigned to him in the right panel.

   • There is a screenshot for this; look for the image with filtering1 in the name.

2. Betty was just invited to a pursuance. She clicks Notifications, clicks the 'Accept Invite' button, and then finds herself looking at a new task hierarchy.

   • There's no mockup for this, either, and there needs to be a way for Betty to learn more about the pursuance she's being invited to before accepting the invite.

3. Charlie just joined a pursuance. He finds a task he wants to work on in the task hierarchy, then clicks the 'Discuss Task' button to be taken an encrypted chat room where he can ask for help.

   • I'm thinking that whoever created the task and whoever has assigned it before should probably show up as idling in that chat room? What do you think?

4. Dorothy uploaded a file and attached it to a task in her favorite pursuance, but she can't remember exactly which task it was. So she clicks the 'Files & Docs' button from the left-hand pursuance menu to view the task hierarchy as a series of folders that contain what she's looking for. In the upper right 'Filter' box she types part of the name of the file she's looking for, at which point she immediately sees the file she's looking for.

   • I'm not sure exactly what this filtering should look like. Maybe the irrelevant files and folders sort of gray out or collapse?

from pursuance.

from pursuance.