As a user I want to be able to answer my partners submitted question using my pool of words by clicking each in order such that I am able to express my opinion under the constraints of the game.
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As a user I want to be able to answer my partners submitted question using my pool of words by clicking each in order such that I am able to express my opinion under the constraints of the game.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Users are presented with their partner's submitted question.
- A pool of words specific to the user (based on their character type or other criteria) is visible and available for selection.
- Users can click on the words in their desired order to form their answer.
- The selected words should appear sequentially, showing the formation of the answer in real-time.
- There should be a clear indication of the word being selected, such as highlighting or a visual cue.
- Users should be able to deselect or change the order of the chosen words if they decide to rephrase their answer before submission.
- A "submit" or "confirm" button should be available for users to finalize their answer.
- After submission, users should receive feedback, such as a confirmation message, indicating their answer was received.
- Users should have the ability to view their response after submission.
Definition of Done:
- The feature for answering using a word pool has been developed and integrated into the user interface.
- A mechanism is in place to fetch the pool of words specific to the user and display them.
- User testing confirms that the process of selecting words, forming an answer, and submitting it is intuitive and operates without errors.
- The feature has been manually tested to ensure it meets all the acceptance criteria.
- The feature has unit test coverage and passes all tests.
- The feature has been merged into the develop branch of the codebase without introducing any breaking changes.
- The feature has been deployed to the production environment and monitored for any unexpected behavior.