Notes

Meeting Summary and Highlights (Clients: Stacy and Elica)

Key Discussion Points:

1. User Note-Taking and Editing Functionality:

Users will be able to take notes on manuscripts and store them in a folder.

They may need to edit these notes later and add more based on new manuscripts.

A whiteboard feature will be available for adding notes related to the same topic.



2. Multi-User Access & Permissions:

Different user roles (students, admins, researchers, research organizations) will have access.

A pencil icon will allow users to add and edit notes.

Notes can be saved, stored in an organizational folder, or exported as a PDF.



3. Version Control for Notes:

Notes on the same manuscript will be stored with versioning (e.g., 1.0, 2.0) or timestamp-based naming.

This helps users track when notes were created or updated.



4. Note Formatting and Storage Options:

Users will have basic text formatting (bullets, bold, paragraphs, highlights).

Notes can be stored in a database or as files (PDF or other formats).

The system will allow direct saving to a folder and downloading of notes.



5. Research Paper Review & Citations:

Users can store research papers for future reference.

The review process may involve authors, third-party vendors, or researchers.

There was discussion about how citations should be handled.




Client Feedback & Next Steps:

Stacy: Agreed on the note-taking and versioning approach.

Elica: Was satisfied with the note-taking functionality but wanted to reorganize some drawings.

Next discussion will focus on reviewing citations and research paper storage.


Let me know when you have the remaining discussion points!