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* Retrospective on Sprint #3: 
    * members in attendance:
        ![selfie proof of meeting](https://github.com/dartmouth-cs98/19f-pantri/blob/master/resources/Term2Sprint3Retrospective.jpg)
        - [x] Madison
        - [x] Max
        - [x] Mike
        - [x] Raphael
        - [x] Stephen
    * what worked well
        * Raph, Stephen and Max hammered out good file structure standards for front-end development.
        * Closing PRs faster! 
        * Better communication on who's submitting what and when. We decided that we bump it in the Slack and that there's no real harm in double submissions. 
        * Our app is looking cleaner. We've made some good polishing progress (better create account page, better navigation bar).
        * Came to a consensus on a user flow that takes some of the work off of Alexa (having an item confirmation screen).
        * We did mini demos this week, which was fun. Max demoed the new tab bar. Stephen demoed the new, jitterless search bar. We liked this, and will probably try to do more of it in the coming weeks. 
    * what didn't
        * A few of our members got struck with the plague this week and needed to rest.
        * We got a little sidetracked here and there during class hours.
        * Madison and Mike had to spend a bunch of time redesigning the voice assitant logic flow.
        * We didn't get to have Emma check our designs for feedback, but this we can do later with Dorothy maybe.
    * self assessment on progress
        * We need to set up the front-end and back-end for our item confirmation and shopping list, but after that, we're done with mobile development outside of polishing.
        * We have a clear direction to work towards for Alexa, it will just take a bit of time to link everything together and hopefully end up with a well-funtioning I/O system.
          * give an estimate of how far towards your goals you are, do you think you're on track? 
              * We think debugging and creating the best userflow for the item confirmation could potentially get a little dicey, so that's the main thing we have to focus on, but I think we're making progress and already anticipating some of the challenges ahead of time so we can map out the best solution quicker.
        * lay out *each* of the following weeks till end of term with brief goals for each
          * current week: Item confirmation and shopping list front end. Alexa work
          * week #5: Wiring the backend for these processes. More Alexa work 
          * week #6: Polishing and user testing! (and more Alexa work!)