Week 11

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 In Week 11 I worked at Tausif's place where we ran a full testing session across all three portals of the VehicleGrid app. The goal was to identify everything that needed to be resolved before the final submission deadline and presentation.

Going through the app together we identified several issues across the admin, driver and host portals. The admin navigation bar was displaying incorrectly after login. The trip planner inputs were not functioning properly. The Stripe Connect host onboarding was failing which was blocking the driver booking flow downstream. Booking hours validation was not enforcing the host's availability window. The Google Maps navigation integration for the trip planner and range calculator still needed to be implemented.

Tausif compiled the findings into a structured fix list and we worked through the priority order together. By the end of the session we had a clear plan and began work on the most critical fixes. The remaining fixes were carried through into the Week 12 submission session.

Challenges Identifying the full scope of issues in a single session under time pressure required methodical testing across every screen and flow. Having a clear documented list of findings made it easier to prioritise and sequence the fixes efficiently.

Plan for Next Week Complete all remaining fixes, finalise the submission, and deliver the Week 12 presentation and product demonstration.


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