Version 1.0.0
The work done in the scope of our first release is summarised in epics, tasks, and bugfixes.
Epics
- Improve UX
- Course Finder
- Discounts
Stories
- As a school manager I want to configure discount on products
Tasks
- Improve Schools pages and Course pages UI/UX for mobile
- Add using cookies overlay to pages
- Course results list
- Show better confirmation page which can suggest other articles
- Add options for the course duration
- Create an interactive guide on how to claim ownership and edit school data in course finder
- Replace course finder front images
- Switch search to course finder
- Add favorite button to the list and course details
- Write a script to clean non-existing images from the school
- Add course in school details page should take to empty course details page
- Implement health checks on all services
- Integrate with GA e-commerce
- Add B2B and free trial checkboxes to the course editor
- Add course book selector to the course editor
- Give user ability to select the age range for the course
- Add per course option for course prices
- Add “Join” Button for each Course in Searched Results Pages
- Have an option to redirect the book button to the school booking page
- Redesign favorite icon
- Map Zoom
- Show all results in the map
- Create a cultivated campaign, based on Discounts or Specifications. v01
- Autocomplete: Show courses/suggestion, then schools
- Automate sending translations to live
- Add “Online” option in course edit mode and in course filters
- Add “Quality” (ex. LMS) option in course edit mode and in course filters for teachers
- Early bird
- Last minute
- Create schools/courses detailed datasheet
- Moving map should update coordinates in URL
- Improve location detection
- Fix broken school images
- Create a cultivated campaign, based on Discounts or Specifications. v02
- Create a cultivated campaign, based on Discounts or Specifications. v03
- Correct images on all Armenian schools
- Edit some courses description part
- Create best course example in course.am (Tutor)
- Create images for location feature campaign
- Create a content draft for marketing kit for schools
- Verified school icon for claimed schools
- Search results in logic optimization for better results
- Create functionality for adding more books in one course.
- Fix broken logos for all German schools
- Create a special account type for us to able to see all requests
- Discount info section for course page
- Collect events from language schools and add to course finder
- Course.am GA and GTM goals, events, filters clarify
- Search Keyword list for autofill
- Create a autocomplete list for search
- In the course details page, make a functionality for adding the number in “Days in a week”
- Edit Request e-mail for schools
- Search Results View Optimization
- Stop sending users’ names to GA
- Add “Filter” word for Filter button
- Script to translate course content
- Create verified course/schools filter checkbox
- To optimize pictures sizes for courses
- Edit header Menu
- Images To Create/Update
- Refactor ES scripts to create index and mappings if missing
- Explorer New Design
- Change image uploader to show submit box after cloud response
- Email for Schools
- Write an article on IELTS preparation processes
- Contact with users and check onboarding processes
- Edit iframe for courses
- In the events section, Images must be added by uploading instead of sharing the image link
- Front page main screen optimizations
- Refactor all links generation in course.am
- Edit Course Types in Strapi
- Redesign course free trial label
- Translate Placeholders in Search field for each language
- Create autocomplete keyword list
- Messenger welcome message
Bugfix
- Course types in “search” and in “live edit” are the same
- See more course should be filtering by school id
- See more button’s click in school’s courses block also brings courses from other schools
- Course feedback doesn’t work
- All CEFR levels don’t show in search by level
- Course schedule week duration shows differently in view mode and edit mode
- ”Per Course” isn’t shown in schools details page
- Course list does not load for old users (chunk 1)
- Correct Discount option
- Booking UI improvements in the mobile version
- Schools aren’t shown in app.tutorbot.io when a request is done
- price numbers stack after filter usage
- Cancel location changing if someone entered from exact URL
- In course details page after uploading pictures in the gallery, it doesn’t save
- Cannot delete the events from the school details page
- Request emails do not reach schools
- After some action in the Search page, there are no results
- Problem with seeing more button in school details page
- Redesign Star ratings
- Problem with pagination
- Problem with school cover photo repositioning
- To fix rating stars in Course.am
- Missing images in courses
- Language change needs to reload
- Fix course search images (mobile version)
- Course Free trial overlays price in school page
- As a user, I want to be sure my request is sent
- Move settings from the backend to ES
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