Should I?

Description of Should I?

Should I
System Overview:
Mobile Application that allows people to post pictures and a single question underneath, Once posted to the public site people will be able to view the picture and the question and then vote “Yes” or “No”
The DID-I section allows users to post what they did after the vote [ within 150 characters] but tagged with the same unique reference so it can be searched for under the same heading and group filters. This will be done with the same functionality except the question will now just be a comment on what the outcome was (which can be commented upon by group members based on the same criteria as for a should-eye.
Sign Up:
Users will be required to sign up with an option that would be
similar functionality to that of WhatsApp where a validation code is sent to a phone
When the user signs on the first time the app will pop up an appropriate risk warning - this will be the terms and conditions of the site, requiring a definitive click from the user to continue, and then the app will ask if they want to import their contacts into a private group section
Posting a Should I:
The Picture:
A Picture is taken or selected from a camera photo roll, the picture comes up on screen allowing selection of cropping, scaling and “blobs” these are available from a pick list to allow sections of the photo to be anonymised based on the users requirements [note if no blanking is selected and public posting “an are you sure” pop should appear before posting is allowed].
The edited photo is saved as a new image making sure that the blobs cannot be digitally removed.
The picture can then be classified from a dropdown list, so people on the main site can use these to filter the questions they want to vote on (for example location by town).
Adding a Question:
The question relating to the edited picture is then typed in under the photo and saved. As the should-eye is saved the system needs to generate a Hashtag and a tiny URL available to send to anyone who doesn’t have Should I allowing taking them to a sign-up page so that they can take part in the conversation (after they have signed up of course).
Selecting the Audience:
The posting screen needs to have radio boxes to choose the target audience.
Private Group - if selected this has a further drop down asking if you want commented replies from other users and a further tick box if you want all group members to see all comments. A notify needs to be set when a new comment is added (if the post 10pm are you sure is enabled it will work here too).
Selecting the Duration of Posting :
Finally, the user has to select a timer function for how long the picture will be on the site before the results are returned OR after a certain number of responses are received [in either case user alerted to result through a notification from their App]. If not enough responses are received a default of a week timer should deploy.
Groups:
Public Groups:
These will set by the administrator and can be accessed by all users examples such as: CARS, Fashion, music. New groups can be added by using a internet based should I vote
Private Groups:
Users wanting to share more information can start a private group - they do this by obtaining their friends ID number and sending a joining request – this is appears as a message at the other account and has to be accepted before any information can be exchanged . Or by sending the hashtag/tiny URL to those who are not members inviting them to join.
Private groups get more options as they can post comments as well as voting – the comments can only be seen by the person posting the question who can then mark them for sharing if they wish (see selecting the audience).
If a user has a private group (or groups) they will then be allowed to post to just these groups.
Also for these private postings timelines and quotas are not mandatory
All members of a group will be notified of a new post to that group.