Spark Hi-Fi Prototype README.txt
Description: 
Our hi-fi prototype was coded in Swift and made to replicate our med-fi prototype that we created in marvel. None of us had coded before in Swift, so we ask that you give some leeway in your grading of our app style (in the event that we coded "incorrectly" any features, whatever that may mean to you. 

Installation + Operating Instructions: 
Download our app at http://web.stanford.edu/class/cs147/projects/learning/Spark/. From there you can install the app onto your phone via iTunes. Please note that our app currently works only on iPhone 6plus due to our inability to get auto-alignment to work correctly - we apologize for any convenience this may cause. In order to use the phone/video/voice recording capture methods, you will need to use an actual phone (since you can't use your computer's camera/video in the simulator). 

Limitations:
- Works best on iPhone 6plus due to inability to get auto-alignment to work correctly. Using Spark on any other iPhone screen size will lead to visual errors on the log-in page, the archive screens, and capture screens.

- There is no back-end data structure in place to support active storage of captured moments. We simulate the experience of capturing a moment (i.e. picture, video, voice recording, and text) but when these moments are "saved", they are not actually being saved anywhere.

- We pre-populate the archive with a very generic set of student profiles. Each student profile, when clicked, will lead to the same Individual Student Profile screen - we did this because hard-coding a different individual student profile screen for every single hard-coded student would be time-consuming and unnecessary to convey the overall experience of our app.


If you have any questions, feel free to e-mail me at kkhieu@stanford.edu and I can help you out. Have fun!