The System Analysis of Headspace

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The System Analysis of Headspace
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1THE SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF HEADSPACE
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Non-Functionality:...........................................................................................................................2
Cloud Based Solutions:....................................................................................................................4
SDLC Approach:.............................................................................................................................6
References:......................................................................................................................................9

2THE SYSTEM ANALYSIS OF HEADSPACE
Non-Functionality:
Functionality – The designed system would be recording the story that would be
collected from the patient during the first time of interaction. The system would be based on the
cloud platform and would allow the functionality to maximum users to use different screens for
performing the same kind of operation. In this particular system, more than one person would be
responsible for storing the story collected from the patient, which would be stored within the
internal system in a simultaneous manner (Liu et al., 2015). The headspace system would also be
responsible for handling different kind of user requests. The code segments that would be
designed would add new forms of functionality. This code could also be changed for fulfilling
the objective of the desired operations. The feature of code reusability would help in suggesting
some obvious features based on handling of issues based on packaging, building of systems,
installing of systems, configuration, distribution, maintenance, upgrading and the final
deployment.
Usability – The feature of usability refers to the fact that by which parameters the system
would prove to be useful for the users based on the desired information and functions. The
feature of usability would be in direct connection with the factor of human-computer interaction
(Tsai, Chien & Tsai, 2014). The headspace system follows a menu driven approach. In this
approach, it has been seen that each of the pages would have some link with the main page or
previous page. The system would also be highly responsive and would thus show immediate
alerts to the user. Adding of hints within the different sections would help in satisfying the user.
There would be a plain design background of the system. The background colour of the system
would be contrasted in white while the text would be displayed in black. In order to make the
screen to be concise and clear, the system would make less use of data (Chughtai, Zhang &