A mobile application designer wants to design an application to help job applicants match their skills with jobs. (a) Write three user stories without ambiguity. Make sure you follow a standard user story template. (b) Also provide examples of interaction design using either one of these three principles: SAC, FEVER or CAP principles in context of the user story specific to job matching.

A mobile application designer wants to design an application to help job applicants match their skills with jobs. (a) Write three user stories without ambiguity. Make sure you follow a standard user story template. (b) Also provide examples of interaction design using either one of these three principles: SAC, FEVER or CAP principles in context of the user story specific to job matching.

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