Civic Duty intends to provide idividuals and communities with the tools and resources they need to evaluate wellness and work towards community resilience.
Collects self-reported user wellness data and presents users with tailored resources based on the 8 Dimensions of Wellness: Physical, Emotional, Environmental, Intellectual, Social, Spiritual, Occupational, Financial.
CEO and Founder of Civic Duty, LLC
"I’m Stephen, an entrepreneur from Sacramento, CA who is passionate about the integration of machine learning technology into the lives of humans and a focus of using this technology to bridge the gap between systematic inequities. I come from a background in Sales, Engineering, Database Management, Front-End Development, and Project Management. My current focus as an entrepreneur is the delivery of Civic Duty Application prototype and the business infrastructure to scale. With Civic Duty, I believe we can raise our energy as a community beginning by investing in one's own self-care." -From Stephen Burke's Linked In
Civic Duty is about taking care of yourself in order to better serve others and your community. It achieves this by operating population wellness analysis, mitigating costs of disaster, increasing rate to recovery, and laying the foundation for community resilience.
To collect and manage wellness data for individuals and communities, and enhancing consumer connection to socially conscious vendors.
To equip each individual with the tools and resources for developing as a resilient civilian capable of collectively overcoming natural or man-made disaster.
The client needs a product that will allow users to monitor and record data on the eight dimensions of wellness for individual user experiences
high fidelity clickable UI prototype using the software, Figma was created in Spring 2021 as a guide line for the project. The design, layout, and scope of the product was changed drastically since this prototype was fashioned.
Below is a link to the deployed application of our Product.
Bootstrap, React, Javascript, HTML, Heroku, & Postman
Postgresql, Flyway, Java, NPM, & Maven
Website and server is hosted on Heroku Application is deployed using the Heroku Maven plugin. ready-to-use environment for fast code deployment with git and Heroku CLI Deployment requirements: Java, Maven, Heroku CLI, Git, and Node installed
Each section of the units was tested individually, so it met the desired goals and the inputs we wanted. Used Jira to track progress each tested occurred( In-review) When new features were implemented after completion of each sprint. The whole application was tested to check if everything worked successfully.
Introductory phase to the project and class. Entailed finding a client, drafting a project proposal, and finalizing a product charter document.
Initial planning phase. Started with making a plan for the project based on the client's needs. Produced a context diagram and accompanying event table to highlight the functions of the product.
First prototyping phase. Drafted four separate low-fidelity protypes, two web browser designs and two mobile app designs, then reviewed with client. Amalgamated and finalized into one final-draft, low-fidelity prototype.
Second prototyping phase. Created and stylized a single high-fidelity prototype with a clickable UI that underwent many changes based on the client's feedback.
End of semester prep phase. Entailed making and presenting a presentation of our project, a website detailing the same information, and creating a prototype document.
Wrap up phase. Entailed making a product backlog and a mock-up of a couple pages for the product to demonstrate our readiness for the ensuing semester.
Introductory phase to take stock of the porject progress and refamiliarize the team with the scope. Set up client, lab and team meetings for the semester. Continuation of the Sprint 05 from fall 2021.
Front end GUI development, focusing specifically on the Survey and account related pages. Database design.
Focused on Database set up useing PostgreSQL and researching tools and methods for front end development.
Focused specifically on the backend of the project, such as getting database migrations implemented. This sprint also included refactoring all past front-end development into React using bootstrap so all elementes were consistent moving forward.
Extra Sprint we created to push our timeline and productivity forward. Used to complete all leftover tasks and prepare for continued increased productivity and time management for the duration of the development.
Focused on front to back integration of the User Authentication capabilities of the product.
Continued working on User Authentication as well as updating the landing page to have additional requirements
Sprint focused on restricting User Inputs to account for edge cases and increasing functionality.
Focused on the addition of activities to both the Survey front end and back end.
Focused on testing and preparation for the wrapping up of the project.
Evarista Veliz
Developer
Francisco Fernandez
Developer
Lisbeth A. Lopez
Developer
Daniel Kiksman
Developer
Kat Etchison
Developer
Tanner Fleming
Developer
Akash Chand
Developer
Billy T. Hernandez
Developer