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--- courses:cs335:spring2019:graffiti:blacklist [2019/04/30 15:12] – [Use Cases] cohene
+++ courses:cs335:spring2019:graffiti:blacklist [2019/04/30 15:32] – [User Behavior] cohene
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 ==== What the User Sees ====
+Once logged in, the user will see options for what action they would like to take. Both "Manage the vocabulary blacklist" (probably would like a better name for that) and "Manage grouped words" (also would most likely like better terminology for that), will be selections that the user can choose from.
-====User Behavior====
+If "Manage the vocabulary blacklist" is selected, the user will then be taken to a page that allows them to add, edit, and remove terms in the "blacklist". They will also be able to see the entire vocabulary "blacklist". There will be buttons that allow the user to select which action they would like to take, and forms to fill out to make these changes. There is potential for them to be able to search in the vocabulary "blacklist," depending on how long the list is.
+If "Manage grouped words" is selected, the user will then be taken to a page that allows them to add, edit, and remove various term groupings. They will also be able to see all of the existing term groupings. There will be buttons that allow the user to select which action they would like to take, and forms to fill out to make these changes. There is potential for them to be able to search in the vocabulary "blacklist," depending on how long the list is.
+====User Behavior====
+The user will fill out the page's form completing needed information for the "blacklist" or the vocabulary groupings.
 ====Use Cases====
 This feature will be used by the classicists to edit the terms from the index on the vocabulary blacklist or mange the grouping of the words on the index together.
 ====Relative Priority of Feature====
 This feature most likely has a lower priority compared to the other Admin Tools. While its functionality would be helpful to administrators, it is an additional component to the accessibility of the site, rather than the functionality of the site.