Splittr is a cost-splitting app that allows groups of users an easy way to record and split costs between members of the group. Users can sign up/login to access their accounts. Users then can create bills to send to each other with the option to pay within the app through Stripe. App features include creating, billing, and payments with a searchable history log.
This iteration got a lot of the initial ground work done, but a lot of time was spent in planning and the initial infrastructure. There were a couple big items done such as the Signup system as we could not proceed without having this completed. There was a good mix of medium to large sized components completed for this iteration (2 and 4 point features). The velocity of the first iteration is pretty good as we start it a little bit late and get 8 points done in about a week.
This iteration actually had relatively few big features completed. A lot of time was spent investigating, designing/redesigning work for the larger features for iteration 3. Most of the points came from doing the smaller features such as displaying data and the only big feature was Delete user. There were mostly small components worth 1 point done in this iteration with one feature worth 4. The velocity of this iteration is slower than iteration 1 (8 points in one week compared to 9 points in two weeks) as we intend to focus on setting up backend functions for each of the features.
Iteration 3 really got a lot of features done as most of the big features were completed. There was one 1 point, one 2 point, and three 4 point features completed for this iteration. The velocity of this iteration is much faster as the functions for each of the features are mostly set in iteration 2 that we had spent time on. Unfortunately we also had to abandon some planned features as there was not enough time for the deadline. Should we have an iteration 4, the abandoned issues would be the next goal.