This document discusses a table tennis ladder app that aims to provide global player rankings and facilitate tournament seeding and player discovery. It outlines feedback received on an initial MVP including suggestions to use Facebook login and Bluetooth for match reporting as well as 2-way confirmation of results. Next steps discussed are improving the match reporting interface, collecting intra-organizational statistics, and lessons learned around the value of MVPs, user feedback, goal setting, and security.

1. Table Tennis Ladder
Noah Crocker, Daniel MacLennan,
Kaleb Iswara

2. Problem Statement
● No global ranking
o Hard to seed tournaments
o Difficult to brag
● Player discovery

3. Response to MVP 1 Feedback
● Facebook login
● Bluetooth
● 2-way match confirmation

4. Use Case -- Facebook

5. Use Case -- 2-way Confirm

6. Use Case -- Bluetooth

7. User Feedback (MVP 2)
● Facebook Login
● No Bluetooth
“Use NFC as the main match reporting method and user input as the
● Pull to refresh
secondary” - Drew
“Instead of having the users find the refresh button, why not make a
● 2-way match confirmation
Pull-to-refresh gesture” - Josh

8. What’s next
● Match reporting via user input
● User Interface
● Intra-organizational statistics

9. Lessons
● Value of MVP and user feedback
● Goal setting
● Security

10. Play Store