SAFIRE GUI DESIGN

Design Norms

Design norms are set to simplify the GUI design with a standard set of objects and navigation for the user to:

• interact with the system with zero complexity
• know where they are at every step of each function
• present the information using a standard set of objects

Each of the GUI objects will comprise the following design and functional characteristics:

1. Dashboard
2. Table

Dashboard

Upon login the user will be presented with the dashboard

First <div> container

A row with status Indicators that also serve as a Quick Nav control. They would vary for each of the EOC role specific dashboards:

Role dashboard	incidents	resource request	dispatch	planning	logistics	admin & finance
Commander	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y	Y
Operations	Y	Y	Y
Planning	Y	Y		Y	Y	Y
Logistics	Y				Y
Communication	Y

Second <div> container

This container that is static below the first <div> container has two tabs: (1) Table view and (2) Map view.

• Table view is a listing of all the records with attribute specific filtering
• Map view is spatial representation of the records with zoom in & out functions for filtering
• The table and map view records synchronize during the filtering processed used by wither tab
• When a record is selected, it triggers navigation to a Profile representation of the record

GUI Objects

The GUI design comprises the following objects

Object	Description
1. Menu items	role specific navbar menu items and the submenu hierarchy; typically itemized in the nav-bar
2. Dashboard	role specific landing page (i.e. upon login direct user to the page). It can be a collection of one or more of the objects listed below.
3. Profile	is a presentation of all the relevant information pertaining to a selected query record that might be presented using one or more of the objects listed below
4. Quick Nav	image or container to navigate to a particular EOC function: Operations, Planning, Logistics, Communication, Admin & Finance.
5. Button	Strictly for CRUD only; i.e. standard Eden buttons
6. Summary	summary box with either a paragraph or list (e.g. headline, title, status, priority, date information)
7. Indicator	numbers, color-coding, chart, or other dynamic indicator (e.g. number of active incident reports)
8. Table	table listing or the records with selected columns (i.e. standard Eden table).
9. Map	map view of the geo-tagged information on a map (i.e. standard Eden map).