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NomadNav SRS

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Software Requirement Specifications

NomadNav – Personalized Travel Suggestion Web Application

Scope :

NomadNav is a web application designed to provide a personalized travel suggestion. When people find
it difficult to find a perfect location to spend time near their location our web application suggests
beautiful and hidden gems and also it allows the user to choose the locations they prefer based on their
budget and travel styles.

Description :

This SRS document details the web application's functional and non-functional requirements,
performance standards, and technical constraints. It also provides an overview of the technologies to be
used in the development of the NomadNav web application.

Product Functions :

User inputs: Budget, current locations, destination, travel style

Personalized travel suggestions based on the inputs provided by the users. Interactive UI with
recommendations and details of the selected location.

Constraints :

 An Internet connection is required to access the application and API integrations.

 The system should work across browsers and devices.

 API rate limits must be considered to avoid service interruptions.

Assumptions and Dependencies :

 The system assumes that users can access geolocation services on their devices.

 API integrations (e.g., Google Maps) are available and functional.

 Availability of real-time data (e.g., travel modes, places) from external APIs.
Functional Requirements :

User Input :

Budget:

Users should input their budget range using sliders or text fields. The system will only show destinations
within the specified budget.

Location:

Current Location (optional): The application will use the browser's geolocation API to obtain the user's
current location.

Destination: Users can either search for a destination through a search bar or use an interactive map.

Travel Style:

Users can choose from predefined travel styles (e.g., "Adventure," "Relaxation," "Family-friendly"). This
selection will influence the types of recommendations offered.

Recommendation Engine :

Data Source:

The system will integrate with various datasets of places (e.g., restaurants, attractions, hotels) that
include:

 Location (latitude, longitude)

 Price (for accommodation, activities, food)

 Reviews and ratings

 Tags or categories (e.g., "historical," "adventure")

Filtering:

Recommendations will be filtered based on:

 Distance from the user’s current location.

 Budget.

 Travel style preferences.

Ranking:

The system will rank filtered results based on relevance, popularity, or user preferences.
Travel Mode Suggestions :

API Integration:

 Integrate with an external API (e.g., Google Maps Directions) to calculate:

 Distance between the user’s location and recommended places.

 Estimated travel time and costs for various modes (e.g., car, walking, public transit).

 Routes and directions to recommended places.

Display Travel Modes:

The user will be presented with a list of available travel modes along with their estimated costs (if
applicable) and travel times.

Non-Functional Requirements :

Performance :

Fast Response Times: The system should provide recommendations and route information quickly.

Scalability:

The application should scale efficiently with an increasing number of users and travel data.

Security :

Data Protection: Protect sensitive user data (e.g., location, preferences) using encryption and other
security measures.

Authentication:

If personalized data storage is implemented, user authentication must be required to ensure data
security.

Usability

Intuitive Design: The user interface will be designed to be simple, clean, and easy to navigate.

Accessibility:

Ensure the application is accessible to users with disabilities (e.g., screen reader support, keyboard
navigation).

Reliability

Error Handling: The system must handle API failures and user errors gracefully, without crashing.
Data Backup:

Ensure that data, especially user preferences and travel itineraries, are backed up regularly to prevent
loss.

Maintainability

Code Structure: The code will be well-structured and modular to facilitate updates, new feature
additions, and bug fixes.

Technology Requirements :

Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and a frontend framework (e.g., React, Angular, Vue.js).

Backend: Java, Python, Node.js, or Ruby on Rails.

Database: MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB for storing user data and place information.

API Integration: Integration with external APIs like Google Maps Directions, OpenWeatherMap, etc.

Mapping Library: Leaflet, Google Maps JavaScript API, or a similar library for map interactions.

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