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SayPro Monthly January SCMR-5 SayPro Monthly Classified Registration and Login: Implement user registration and login features by SayPro Classified Office under SayPro Marketing Royalty SCMR

1. Overview The SayPro Monthly Classified Registration and Login process is an essential feature within the SayPro platform. It allows users to register for accounts and securely log into their profiles. This feature must be intuitive, secure, and aligned with the SayPro branding. The development of the UI mockups for this feature is crucial to providing a smooth user experience. The mockups will provide the visual design for the registration and login pages.

This document outlines the key documents and requirements that employees are expected to submit when implementing the user registration and login features, focusing specifically on the SayPro Monthly January SCMR-5 (SayPro Monthly Classified Registration and Login), as well as user interface mockups that will guide the feature’s development.

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2. Required Documents for Employee Submission

A. User Interface (UI) Mockups

• Purpose: The UI mockups are the visual representation of the registration and login pages, designed to provide the first touchpoint for users. The mockups should clearly depict the layout, color scheme, typography, button styles, and other UI elements.
• Key Components of the Mockups:
  1. Registration Page:
     • Form Fields: Name, email, phone number, password, confirm password, captcha (for verification).
     • Buttons: Sign Up, Login (redirect to login page), and a clear option for terms and conditions (checkbox).
     • Links: Forgot Password, Privacy Policy, and Terms of Service.
     • Visual Elements: Company logo, input fields design, error/success messages, and a user-friendly call-to-action (CTA) button.
  2. Login Page:
     • Form Fields: Username/email, password, captcha (for verification).
     • Buttons: Login, Forgot Password (link to reset page), and Sign Up (redirect to registration page).
     • Links: Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.
     • Visual Elements: Company branding, input fields design, and easy-to-read text styles.
• File Formats for Submission:
  • Figma, Adobe XD, or Sketch files (preferred).
  • PNG, JPG, or PDF format for presentation or review purposes.

B. Functional Requirements Documentation

• Purpose: A document detailing the functionality and behavior of both the registration and login forms. This includes the validation process for user input (e.g., email format, password strength), handling errors, and providing feedback.
• Content to Include:
  1. Field Validation Rules: Specify the criteria for each field (e.g., minimum password length, email format).
  2. Error Handling: Define error messages for invalid input.
  3. Security Features: Password encryption, CAPTCHA, and any other security mechanisms.
  4. Session Management: How user sessions will be handled after logging in, including expiration time and security.

C. User Flow Diagrams

• Purpose: Visual diagrams showing the user flow between pages and actions. These diagrams help developers understand how users will navigate from one page to the next (e.g., from registration to login or login to user dashboard).
• Key Elements to Include:
  1. Start Page: Define the entry point (e.g., homepage, sign-up page).
  2. Registration Process: Detail the steps from entering user information to successful registration.
  3. Login Process: Outline the login process, including the ability to reset passwords and handle errors.
  4. Session Handling: Show how the system handles logged-in users.

D. Design Style Guide

• Purpose: The style guide will define the design elements, typography, colors, and other visual assets to be used across the SayPro platform. It will ensure consistency between all pages and components.
• Key Elements to Include:
  1. Color Palette: The exact colors (with hex or RGB values) to be used for primary buttons, background colors, fonts, etc.
  2. Typography: Specify font families, sizes, and weights for headers, subheaders, and body text.
  3. Button Styles: Definitions for primary, secondary, and disabled buttons, as well as hover and active states.
  4. Iconography: Any icons that will be used, including social media icons (if applicable) for the registration process.

E. Accessibility Guidelines

• Purpose: The registration and login pages must adhere to accessibility standards to ensure they are usable by people with disabilities. This document will outline how the pages will meet WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) and other relevant accessibility requirements.
• Key Areas to Cover:
  1. Color Contrast: Ensuring that text is readable by individuals with color vision deficiencies.
  2. Keyboard Navigation: Ensuring that all form elements can be navigated using a keyboard.
  3. Screen Reader Compatibility: Defining how the forms should be read by screen readers, with appropriate ARIA labels for each input field.
  4. Error Identification: Clearly indicating where errors are on the form for accessibility purposes.

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3. Implementation and Development

A. Requirements Document

• Purpose: This document will specify the features, security protocols, and data requirements needed for the implementation of the registration and login functionality.
• Core Areas to Include:
  1. Database Schema: A description of how user data will be stored (e.g., user table schema, password hashing).
  2. Backend Framework: The technologies and frameworks used to implement the registration and login features (e.g., Node.js, Django, etc.).
  3. Security Measures: Steps to protect user data (e.g., encryption, GDPR compliance).
  4. Testing and Debugging: The procedures for QA testing to ensure the registration and login pages function correctly.

B. Development Milestones and Timeline

• Purpose: A clear timeline detailing the stages of development for the registration and login features, including deadlines for design approval, front-end development, back-end integration, and user testing.
• Milestones to Include:
  1. Mockup Approval: Design sign-off.
  2. Prototype Development: Development of a clickable prototype for user testing.
  3. Front-End Implementation: Front-end development of the registration and login pages.
  4. Back-End Integration: Integration of registration and login features with the back-end system.
  5. User Testing and QA: Ensure the feature works as intended.

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4. Conclusion

The UI mockups and documents required from employees are essential to delivering a user-friendly and secure registration and login experience for the SayPro platform. By adhering to the provided design guidelines and functional requirements, employees will contribute to the development of a seamless user registration and login system that aligns with SayPro’s brand and security standards. These mockups will serve as the foundation for both the front-end and back-end teams, ensuring consistency and functionality throughout the project.