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Optimal Accessibility is Hank Peeples and Tyler Adam Martinez's University of North Texas (UNT) College of engineering Software Engineering class (CSCE 3444) main project. For more information about the college of engineering at UNT click here, and more information about the CSCE 3444, Software Engineering course material click here. The Optimal Accessibility project aims to create a web application that calculates the accessibility rating of academic posters.
This wiki is broken down into four distinct sections, development, API, application, and the accessibility rating system.
- Development
- Goes over the project's developmental conventions, practices, and code standards that were enforced throughout the entire project
- API
- Integration between the frontend (Application) and itself, the backend (API) portion of the project through a series of HTTP requests
- Storing, placing, and retrieving data from the SQLite database
- User creating, deletion, and authentication
- Application
- Using the REACT.js framework to build a graphic user interface
- A complete and comprehensive user manual for the graphic user interface
- Accessibility Rating System
- Explains how the algorithm that Hank Peeples and Tyler Adam Martinez created and used for this project goes from an image to an accessibility rating. The accessibility rating scores the poster's text, structure, and color quality in terms of its accessibility
This project like many other software projects has gone through many design changes from starting idea to version v1.0.0; for examples of some of the early design patterns and ideas checkout Sprint 2 and Sprint 3 documents that can also be found in this project's root directory under /Docs folder