Updates Oxford Abstracts case study #437

case-studies/oxford-abstracts/oxford-abstracts.html

@@ -87,35 +87,35 @@ <h3 class="b mb2 f5 mt3 mt0-ns">Project: <span class="normal">Oxford Abstracts</
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         <h3 class="b f5">Problem Overview</h3>
         <p class="f6">
-          Oxford Abstracts is an academic conference abstract and paper management system. 
-          They wanted to completely rewrite their existing application to deal with all the 
+          Oxford Abstracts is an academic conference abstract and paper management system.
+          They wanted to completely rewrite their existing application to deal with all the
           issues they had identified.
           <br>
-          The problem was that OA had been badly let down by another agency and they needed 
+          The problem was that OA had been badly let down by another agency and they needed
           something scalable, maintainable, and stable... and quickly.
         </p>
         <h3 class="b f5">Approach</h3>
         <p class="f6">
-          Wrangling 200-odd feature requests into a coherent MVP was never going 
-          to be easy, and it was only by working very closely with the client that 
+          Wrangling 200-odd feature requests into a coherent MVP was never going
+          to be easy, and it was only by working very closely with the client that
           we were able to distil this extensive backlog into something manageable.
           <br>
-          dwyl’s collaborative approach to all our projects really came to the fore here. 
-          Bringing in our designers from the very first workshops, we worked through the 
-          problems the existing application was facing and devised a plan to incrementally 
+          dwyl’s collaborative approach to all our projects really came to the fore here.
+          Bringing in our designers from the very first workshops, we worked through the
+          problems the existing application was facing and devised a plan to incrementally
           nudge users to a new user experience.
           <br>
-          Almost two years on, we are still working together to build more features based on 
+          Almost two years on, we are still working together to build more features based on
           requests from Oxford Abstracts’ clients.
         </p>
         <h3 class="b f5">Solution</h3>
         <p class="f6">
-          While the core of the app is closed, it was great to still have the opportunity to 
-          work with entirely open source technology. We’re very used to working with Hapi.js, 
-          PostgresQL, and Handlebars, but the real excitement comes from being able to use our 
+          While the core of the app is closed, it was great to still have the opportunity to
+          work with entirely open source technology. We’re very used to working with Hapi.js,
+          PostgresQL, and Handlebars, but the real excitement comes from being able to use our
           own open source modules for registration, login, auth, and sending emails.
           <br/>
-          The final product is jam-packed with features, including dynamic form-building, 
+          The final product is jam-packed with features, including dynamic form-building,
           completely customisable programme creation, an API for third party conference applications
           and functionality for abstract review and decision-making all in one place, with personalised
           dashboards and complex reporting to boot.
@@ -126,13 +126,12 @@ <h3 class="b f5">Key Functionality</h3>
           <li>Abstract submission and review functionality</li>
           <li>Multi-stage conference software</li>
           <li>Event programme creation system</li>
-          <li>Ability to invite individuals for abstract review and decision-making, 
+          <li>Ability to invite individuals for abstract review and decision-making,
             each with personalised dashboards</li>
           <li>Enablement of complex reporting</li>
           <li>Progressive enhancement</li>
           <li>Continuous delivery</li>
-          <li>PDF downloads implemented using open source module html-pdf</li>
-          <li>Deployed to Heroku during development</li>
+          <li>Deployed to Heroku during development, with move to Amazon RDS</li>
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           <h3 class="b f5">Technologies</h3>
@@ -151,9 +150,8 @@ <h3 class="b f5">Implementation Team</h3>
         <p class="f6">
           Technical Lead<br/>
           Scrum Master<br>
-          Quality Assurance Developer<br/>
-          Senior Developer<br/>
-          2 Mid-level Developers<br/>
+          QA Code Reviewer<br/>
+          4 Developers<br/>
           UX/UI Designer<br />
         </p>
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