Maintenance

[lcwells]

Driver enters their own maintenance reminders:

Inside the Scheduled Car Care feature, the user should have the option to create their own maintenance reminders. Once they click the “Create” button, they should be offered a detail data entry screen. There they should be able to enter the name of the task and then choose either an odometer increment or a date for the reminder

Once saved, the maintenance reminder should be available in the Settings menu for editing or deletion. If the user chooses that item in Settings, they should be given the detail screen again, where the parameters can be changed, or the record deleted.
When a reminder event occurs (odometer or date), the new reminder should appear in the recommended tasks list where it can be treated like other new tasks (deleted or scheduled).

3. Maintenance History

If the user chooses to enter the History feature, they should see their entire fleet for the previous month. A date range link at the top should allow them to change to previous months. Below that, they should see the list of both scheduled and completed maintenance tasks. Completed tasks should be listed in a different color than scheduled. If the user clicks into a task, they should be able to see the saved detail.

[KristenKnight]

As per our meeting yesterday, please make the following changes to the requirements above:

1. Change the Task Detail entry screen in the following ways:

a) Remove the email & SMS fields
b) Add a one-time reminder field for tasks that will occur when the car hits a specific mileage number (e.g. "Change timing belt" at 90,000 miles).
c) Make each of these variable mutually exclusive so the user cannot set more than one variable per reminder. When the user clicks into a field to enter data, do not allow them to enter data in the others.
d) Open a Calendar entry tool, if they choose the data variable, to help them easily scroll through a calendar, choose a date, and have that date drop into the field, correctly formatted.

2. In Maintenance History:

a) Take out the Calendar & List view buttons at the bottom of the screen. This phase will only offer a list view.
b) Remove the dates in the list view
c) In place of the dates, show the user a calendar icon for a scheduled task (pushed to the user's calendar), a checkmark icon for a completed task (user designates) and a blank for tasks that were deleted/skipped.

[KristenKnight]

AKO,

As per our conversation on Tuesday, it looks like the spec for the start pages of this feature is in the Car Care Issue: #55

So when a user clicks on the wrench icon on the main menu, they should be given the menu in the Car Care issue. Then, depending on which page they choose, they are taken into either 1) Alerts, 2) Maintenance, or 3) History. Looks like 1) Alerts is in the Car Care issue and 2) Maintenance and 3) History is in this one.

Let me know if you have questions.

FYI,

KK

[alexkolson]

Got it. What happens when you're looking at a detail page for a specific vehicle and then select maintenance? Same splash page?

[KristenKnight]

AKO and BKO, after yesterday's discussion, Phil brought me the shelves and we talked a bit more about simplifying this feature for Phase 1. We decided, per your feedback AKO, that we'll do the following for P1:

1. Take out the scheduling part of this feature, but keep the rest.

So, the user will still be able to get alerts, set up their own reminders (both recurring and one-time), etc. All reminders will still go into the Maint. List (showing mileage based reminders in a section at the top, with date-based reminders below).

From there the user can either delete the reminder, or they can "Complete" it (after they actually do it in the real world).

Make sense? We will most likely want to add the scheduling feature back in for Phase 2.

FYI,

KK

[alexkolson]

Ack.

On Wed, Apr 23, 2014 at 1:06 PM, KristenKnight notifications@gitpro.ttaallkk.topwrote:

AKO and BKO, after yesterday's discussion, Phil brought me the shelves and
we talked a bit more about simplifying this feature for Phase 1. We
decided, per your feedback AKO, that we'll do the following for P1:

1. Take out the scheduling part of this feature, but keep the rest.

So, the user will still be able to get alerts, set up their own reminders
(both recurring and one-time), etc. All reminders will still go into the
Maint. List (showing mileage based reminders in a section at the top, with
date-based reminders below).

From there the user can either delete the reminder, or they can "Complete"
it (after they actually do it in the real world).

Make sense? We will most likely want to add the scheduling feature back in
for Phase 2.

FYI,

KK

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[alexkolson]

v1.0 Done.

[KristenKnight]

AKO . . . if no one's told you lately, you rock.
KK

Date: Fri, 25 Apr 2014 14:50:45 -0700
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[qwade]

+2 there. I read this earlier and thought to myself that this was a milestone worthy of celebration.

Then I let the activities of the day steal my attention.

So Mr. AKO, you do indeed rockth like Slayer.

Warm Regards,

Q Wade Billings
IT Guy
Kynetx Inc

On Apr 25, 2014, at 6:34 PM, KristenKnight notifications@github.com wrote:

AKO . . . if no one's told you lately, you rock.
KK

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[alexkolson]

Ha thanks guys, Ben and Phil are also kicking some serious trash. You
should see the awesomeness of Phil's API and bko styling.

Am Freitag, 25. April 2014 schrieb Q Wade Billings :

+2 there. I read this earlier and thought to myself that this was a
milestone worthy of celebration.

Then I let the activities of the day steal my attention.

So Mr. AKO, you do indeed rockth like Slayer.

Warm Regards,

Q Wade Billings
IT Guy
Kynetx Inc

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AKO . . . if no one's told you lately, you rock.
KK

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[Benjaminkanderson]

Some of the styling changes to maintenance.

[alexkolson]

Looking amazing!!!!!!

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[image: image]https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/4898695/3049907/b71f4a48-e16b-11e3-836e-8231601d05f1.png
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Some of the styling changes to maintenance.

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