The NIST Mobile id interaction specification materials started as a project for the FBI's Hostage Rescue Team. They wanted a specification for a mobile fingerprint device on a small platform to take into the field. The "Quick Capture Platform" (QCP)specifications are the result. It soon became apparent that these specifications had a wider application to the Mobile ID project. NIST has posted the QCP materials to help in the development of the Mobile ID projects.
Use cases include: filling in the personal biographic data.
Use cases include: Launch QCP and Connection.
Use cases include: Includeing photogrpahs in transactions.
Use cases include: Fingerprints (slaps)
Use cases include: Transactions History, Submission, and Save Transaction,
Use cases include: Fingerprints (rolls)
Turning on the Training Mode causes a watermark to be displayed on all screens
This document illustrates those user interface concepts that are necessary for the application but are not available in the demonstartion software.
This document lists all the graphics that are available, in the following zip file, to build the user interface
All the graphics, and their components, that were used to create the user interface
These use cases provide a written, step-by-step description of the user interaction requirements.
Includes the new functionality and added effeciencies.
