Ticket Example: Ordering

Here’s a step-by-step breakdown of how to handle a ticket called Ordering.

The client’s requirements:

• Users can fill out a form to place an order.
• The form collects product/service, quantity, size, color, and other relevant info.
• Users can submit the form.
• Client-side validation checks that required fields are filled and formatted correctly.
• Server-side validation checks the data against business rules.
• Invalid data or failed submissions show error messages.
• A successful submission sends an order confirmation to the client.
• Users can check their order status and track progress.

Based on those requirements, here are the tasks:

1. Task: Build the order form

   • Design the form with fields for product/service, quantity, size, color, and anything else needed.

2. Task: Implement form submission

   • Set up the submission flow so order data gets sent to the server.

3. Task: Add form validation

   • Client-side: check required fields and format.
   • Server-side: validate against business rules.
   • Show error messages when validation fails.

4. Task: Order confirmation message

   • Show a confirmation message after a successful submission.

5. Task: Order tracking

   • Add a section where users can view their order status.
   • Fetch order data from the database or relevant system.

Once all tasks are done, users can place an order, see validation errors if something’s wrong, get a confirmation when it goes through, and track their order status.