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Prioritization

The Phase 3 report assigns implementation priority at the feature level. The analysis emphasizes four high-priority operational features and two medium-priority supporting features.


Priority Matrix

Feature Priority Rationale
User Account Management High Required for secure access and ownership of all user data
Family Member Management High Central structure for organizing family health information
Health Event Tracking High Core mechanism for storing health history and conditions
Risk Alert System High Main preventive-health value proposition of the system
Dashboard and Data Visualization Medium Important for usability and monitoring, but depends on core data features
Database Interaction (CS340 Demo Layer) Medium Useful for demonstration and CRUD visibility, but not core to end-user health workflows

Release Interpretation

High-priority core

These features should be treated as the minimum meaningful release scope:

  1. secure account access
  2. family-member ownership and profile management
  3. health event recording and retrieval
  4. risk alert generation and display

Medium-priority supporting scope

These features strengthen the product but rely on the core workflows:

  1. dashboard summaries and visualization
  2. SQL interaction and CRUD demonstration through the CS340 layer

Requirement Count by Feature

Feature Requirement IDs Count
User Account Management REQ-1 to REQ-5 5
Family Member Management REQ-6 to REQ-10 5
Health Event Tracking REQ-11 to REQ-15 5
Risk Alert System REQ-16 to REQ-20 5
Dashboard and Data Visualization REQ-21 to REQ-25 5
Database Interaction REQ-26 to REQ-30 5

Implementation View

From a delivery perspective, the analyzed roadmap naturally separates into:

  • Foundation: authentication, user ownership, and controlled access
  • Health data core: family members plus health event storage
  • Preventive insight layer: alert logic and alert presentation
  • Support layer: dashboard rollups and demonstration tooling

This prioritization keeps the release aligned with the original Sillah goal: helping families track health conditions and receive preventive-health alerts through a secure web application.