DashBudget

Shouldn't your budget be handled swiftly?

What Does DashBudget Do?

Enter weekly, monthly, or daily expenses in this simple-to-use application.
Oil and gas prices are changing all the time - track the average with the Variable Expenses feature.
Have multiple income streams? Enter each and the app takes care of the rest.
With the Variable Income feature, even tips and commissions are easy to track.
View monthly net income breakouts in our easy-to-read Dashboard.

A carefully crafted Requirements Document was created here.
With simplicity in mind, the User Flow Diagram was created here.
We needed a place to put it, so we got some server space and designed the product architecture here.
We made a database to store the temporary data for the application and drafted its design here.

Contains Product Context that ensures the solution requirements include all necessary functionality.
Also contains the User Classes And Characteristics, to display what roles will be executed to complete the application.
The Operating Environment lists the technical specifications to house the application.
The Business Drivers shows the objective the application is to solve.
Next are the Stakeholders, which define who owns the process to get the solution delivered.
Furthermore, the Requirements show what is expected of the solution when completed.
The Analysis Models section contains the list of any attached/referenced documentation, such as data flow diagrams, class diagrams, state-transition diagrams, and entity-relationship diagrams.

You can't just "start drawing" a page, you have to draft it first! Check them out here and here.
What about user experience? That is just as important! Check out the prototype UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
But does everything link together nicely? Take a look at this wireframe UNDER CONSTRUCTION.

The application needs to work, so we wrote up the test plans UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Test Cases: UNDER CONSTRUCTION.
Everything Else: UNDER CONSTRUCTION.