In this article you will learn how to think about the Match Quiz game from the perspective of the user.
General description
The Match Quiz is an edition based game, where a member of the client’s staff selects a single match and the users have to guess different outcomes of the match such as correct scores, goal scorers, events and so on. If all the markets are guessed correctly, the user wins a big prize.
If no user however succeeds, the client can decide to give out consolation prizes to the best performers. Each edition will have it’s own page with leaderboards and results, but users must still have a place/screen where they can check how they have done in the editions so far.
The user should see an infinite scroll with all editions they have participated in starting with the newest. For each edition, there should be an overall result (success or failure), as well as breakdown for each market. The points earned for each edition should also be visible.
Consider, for failed or partially successful predictions to show the actual score.
User stories
As a user, I want to be able to see my performance in the different Match Quiz editions I have participated in
Acceptance criteria:
- For each edition I need to see the overall success
- For each edition I need to see the match, competition and kick-off time
- For each edition I need to see all the markets and my success in them (failed or successful)
- If the market prediction is wrong, I need to see the actual outcome
- For each edition I need to see the points I have earned
Design examples
