ATOM has had it’s first demonstration of the current prototype!

Leading up to the demonstration was all hands on deck. The UI team showed massive progress to get a navigational and clean looking prototype ready to present. The home page with test selection and test results was completed as well as the report history page. Connecting that to the backend to allow test selection and multiple test selection was another accomplishment as well as test creation functionality.

During our weekly liaison meeting, the current ATOM was demonstrated to our liaisons Joseph and Alex, as well as one of the RTX testing engineers, Valerie Tellier. The demo showed functionality of the home page, selecting tests, running one and multiple tests, creating tests, and showing test results. We also explained some of the setup, how to update, and the general backend of ATOM. The demo went well and were able to get questions and feedback on it. A questionnaire was sent to them which will be used to calculate the System Usability Scale score.

This represents a huge milestone for ATOM and the Quarks but the work is not finished! QRB2 was this week and it’s clear that our progress must continue! Beneficial feedback was also received from our panel of judges and we’re excited to make those changes. We’ll see you next week!