SIT773 Software Requirements Analysis and Modelling Pass Task 5.3: Creating a wireframe diagram Overview This week (Week 5), you have learnt about system wireframes and system mockups, as covered in articles \\( 5.11,5.12,5.13 \\). Recall that wireframes are a low fidelity representation of the general structure of the user interface elements of a system, where as mockups focus more on design specific details such as colour schemes and typography etc. In this task, you are required to produce a wireframe for the shopping cart view of the internet ordering system from the Leckie's Choice (LC) case study, first introduced to you in task 1.1. Your wireframe diagram should encapsulate the varying elements of the interface that make up the shopping cart view, showing: - each item that is in the shopping cart, highlighted by a brief description - the quantity of each item in the shopping cart as well as the price per quantified item - an interface element that allows a customer to edit their shopping cart - the total price for all of the items in the shopping cart - an interface element that allows a customer to proceed to the payment view Your wireframe diagram should clearly annotate each of the required elements listed above. Try to design your wireframe around the idea of providing a seamless interface that provides ease of use for the customer. Remember, design specific elements are not a part of wireframing. Your job is to create the scaffolding for the interface. Submission Details Submit the following files to OnTrack: - Your annotated wireframe diagram for the shopping cart view based on the LC case study. Instructions 1. Review articles \\( 5.11,5.12 \\) and 5.13 as it is specifically related to wireframing and it provides an example. 2. Read LC's case study as per task 1.1 as well as the requirements highlighted above for your wireframe diagram. 3. Create your wireframe diagram and make any appropriate annotations. 4. Submit your report to OnTrack