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  The Future of Bus Tracking and Monitoring with Busina Busina has the potential to revolutionize the way bus companies track and monitor their fleets. With real-time updates on the location, speed, and status of each bus, companies will be able to make informed decisions and improve their overall operations. The Busina app is just the beginning of a new era in bus tracking and monitoring, and we can't wait to see the impact it will have on the industry. Image2. Figma Image3. Google meet with the team The team finally finish designing on the prototype and the team looking forward for the final pitching so in the next coming week. We are getting ready to make our presentation. The team's moral is great as we are able to see the results of our sacrifices as a team together as a whole .

  Testing and Validating the Busina Prototype: A Bus Tracking and Monitoring App Why Do You Need Prototype Testing? Prototype testing is not just about gathering feedback and insights from the users and giving that information to the developers. There are a lot of benefits that prototype testing and evaluation offer; let’s have a look at 4 top ones: 1. Reduces Overall Time and Cost Fixing a product while still in the testing phase is a much simpler and easier way of proceeding with the launch. Because  once you launch the product, you’ll need a lot of time and money to roll back the launch and the changes.  That can damage not only your finances but also your reputation – which is invaluable. That’s why prototype testing gives developers the perfect opportunity to fine-tune their product before it is released.  2. Increases User Involvement  When you begin with the prototype testing stage, users get a first-hand exclusive look at the product before anyone else in the market. This is a

Designing the Prototype of Busina: A Bus Tracking and Monitoring App Because prototypes are built on so much other information, it’s important to gather the necessary details in advance. Consider the following:  What are the goals of the project?  What competitive products do people currently use? Who is the audience? What are their goals? What type of product is it, and what (device) is it for? Are there any visual precedents to follow?  Prototyping is a critical step in the development of any app, and Busina is no exception. The design of the Busina prototype was focused on simplicity and ease of use, while still incorporating all of the essential features and functionalities required for bus tracking and monitoring. The prototype was tested with a select group of bus company representatives to gather feedback and refine the design. Image1. The Figma of Busina App The process of prototyping—from creating simple wireframes to testing fully functional mockups—is one of the most potent

  App Prototype Development:   The Busina App A successful app launch begins with a well-designed prototype. A prototype is essentially a draft version of the app that showcases its basic features, design, and overall user experience. The purpose of a prototype is to test and validate the concept before investing time and resources into full-scale development and to ensure that the final design meets all the technical requirements and is easily used.  The team focuses in developing the prototype of our project app Busina App. These are some reasons why the team should consider having a mobile app prototype before having the full-fledged thing. 1. The prototype provides an outsider’s perspective and a new point of view When designing new app products, it’s important to get feedback from your team members, so it’s helpful to prototype your ideas and share them with your team. A prototype can help you work through new or revised ideas and make the design process more efficient. 2. Creates

              What is (RTMI) Rural Transit Mindanao Inc.? Rural Transit Mindanao Inc. About the Company Rural Transit Mindanao Inc., is under the Yanson Group of Bus Companies which is the largest land transportation corporation in the Philippines along with Ceres Liner established in 1968, Ceres Transport, Inc., established in 2009, Bachelor Express Inc., established in 1985 with Rural Transit Mindanao Inc. which is also established in 1985. This family-owned and managed business has grown from a lone 14-seater jeepney plying a single route to a conglomerate of transportation companies that is currently operating in Visayas, Mindanao and some part of Luzon in the Philippines. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________                  During in week 3, the team interview the Branch manager of the Rural Transit Mindanao Inc. Cagayan de Oro Branch. We were able to interview Mr. Jessie Lentorio, the branch manager

Hep! Hep! Hep! Great work on first week of the challenge! The team gathered information in a total number of 7 respondents which are the 5 passengers, 1 bus conductor, and 1 bus inspector who taking part in the challenge last week. This week we are talking continuation about the  week 2 Journey of the team. Week One Recap Before we begin, let's recap our first week journey. The team focused on the third problem which is about the the services of buses where during pick hours, there are not enough transportation vehicles available, which can result overcrowded and discomfort for passengers. Some Notable Opinions from the Last Week Respondents With amazing opinions and information we gathered last week, the team is morale inspired to continue the work. Let's take a look at just some of the great work of the team spotted last week: Out of 7 respondents, there are total number of 5 who agreed the idea of the team. Two of the respondents well recognized experts or bus company employ