Final week

In our final iteration, the team focused more on implementing most relevant and feasible issues on our backlog. We came to this conclusion through our user and client interviews. In this iteration, we also did our second and third roll-out onto the Ashesi server. 
        Working on the project, the team did well with rotating roles across the iterations. We did not have specific people working on single roles every time. Further, we did our best to make this web application a user/client based one. Based on user testing and feedback, we implemented functionalities that satisfied the users and our client stories. We also guided users to sift throw and manage their requests. 
          On the other hand, we could have done better in creating on-time status reports and contacting our clients more often than we did. To add, we could have paid more attention to working on tracking status of issues on the backlog. Last, we learnt that starting work on time would have really helped us complete more stories on the backlog. 
          Concerning what we worked on, in addition to the already implemented features, the admin users of the application could easily assign workers to projects and create profiles for these workers. Also, the team created a page for 'created' workers to easily see their tasks and with the permission of the admin change the status of these reports. The then created an embedded chat system which would aid in the easy communication between admin and workers.
Finally, one major thing the team learned was not to underestimate any issue.