ExumaTech Mobile Development
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This document provides mockups and descriptions for the screens and functionality of a mobile application for a marine dealership. It outlines screens for a home screen icon, login, main menu, customers/boats, parts inventory, service modules, slips/reservations, mobile POS, adding/getting customers, and a time card for technicians to clock in/out of work orders. It notes some screens will need to be developed natively and retrieve data from a database, and that jQuery Mobile will automatically format the UI for different devices.
ExumaTech Mobile Development
- 1. Customer Advisory Board 2012 Cam Collins President and CEO Exuma Technologies, Inc.
- 3. Home Screen Icon This is created from Safari. At a minimum we would need to write a native app that performs this function. This will likely satisfy that App Store, Android Market, etc.
- 4. Start-up Screen When a site is launched from the home screen it removes some of the Safari controls giving the user more of an app feeling.
- 5. Login Screen User selects their database account, clerk ID (User) and Password then clicks Login. Clear should clear the form.
- 6. Login Screen When a new page is being processed, an Ajax control is launched showing “loading”
- 7. Main Menu Basic options are Intro, Customers, Bo ats, Invoices, Time Card, Mobile POS, Service, Parts, e tc.
- 10. Service Modules
- 12. Mobile POS
- 13. Add a Customer
- 14. Add a Customer
- 15. Get Customer
- 16. Get Customer
- 17. Time Card When the user is NOT logged in and they touch Time Card from the menu they are brought to this form.
- 18. Time Card When the user is NOT logged in and they touch Time Card from the menu they are brought to this form.
- 19. Time Card Here they enter their Tech ID, Work Order and Operation. Note keypad pops when text field is touched.
- 20. Time Card Work Order selection screen. Same function is used for Operations. These need to be read from the DB and populated programmatically. Touch Start to clock in.
- 21. Time Card Once clocked in the timer would start. The user can enter notes, clear notes, save and Clock Out.
- 22. Time Card Note entry with key board.
- 23. iPad JQuery Mobile renders the display for smartphones, table ts and desktops automatically. What is scrollable on a phone, appears in a secondary frame on a tablet.
Editor's Notes
- #3: Everything we touch today that has an “on” button seems to be connected to the cloud. The cloud is really made up of servers that run applications, databases and store files. The internet interconnects these servers together and then connect our view of the cloud as well. We interact with the cloud with our smartphones, PCs, servers at work and “yes” someday even our microwave and toaster may be connected to the cloud.