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| Screenshot[2]-01.png | Image/PNG | 1/29/2025 |
Russell and I were talking about selling options for items and products out in ecommerce. We were going over ideas for things like: show and sell parents only, show parents and sell subs, or show subs and sell subs. These are settings inside of the ecommerce app right now. We may have to revisit those and really define them a little bit tighter.
This drawing was just to give me the ideas of three main things... 1. What does this look like, in a visual. 2. How can we abstract the process so that each one could be independent but sill live and play together through a process, and 3. If needed, we may have to have three separate pipelines to allow the different flow processes. Mostly just notes and scribbles for me. |
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| yogan furz - reports dashboard.pdf | Doc/PDF | 1/29/2025 | Prototype mock-up from Chuck on a custom dashboard for Yogen Fruz. The file has six pages, each with a different mock-up. We went through each page and talked about likes and dislikes. Lots of ideas and getting on the same page. Great starting point. | |
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Meeting with both Russell and Chuck. They were recommending sub districts (maybe for enterprise level grouping) for multiple locations (corporations). Good work session with both guys. That wasn't the original plan, but it worked out pretty well. We spent some time going over the pdf dashboard mock-up from Chuck for Yogen Fruz (see attached). After Chuck left, I was talking with Russell about showing and selling subs out in ecommerce land. We may have to reverse out the structure. He also recommended that we abstract the process to use the same code for each option (show and sell parents, show parents and sell subs, show subs and sell subs). Ideally, we will setup the ecommerce so that it can use any of these selling types, and the data all gets passed to the cart correctly. Basically, format it all to go down one pipe... with possible branching logic. Russell did some fun drawings that helped me see what he was pitching (see image). We then jumped into Affinity Photo and played around with some of the tools. Kind of a show and tell lesson on some of his favorite tools. Recorded some notes and pushed up the supporting files to document things. |