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:
- secure account access
- family-member ownership and profile management
- health event recording and retrieval
- risk alert generation and display
Medium-priority supporting scope¶
These features strengthen the product but rely on the core workflows:
- dashboard summaries and visualization
- 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.