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4. HEP displays the previous view with the empty day fields as well as other previously correctly inserted fields 1a. Nothing has been selected in the start dropdown box 2. An alert box with the message “You have to select start time for a split tariff” is displayed 3. End-user clicks the “OK” button on the alert box 4. HEP displays the previous view with the empty start fields as well as other previously correctly inserted fields 1a. Nothing has been selected in the end dropdown box 2. An alert box with the message “You have to select end time for a split tariff” is displayed 3. End-user clicks the “OK” button on the alert box 4. HEP displays the previous view with the empty end fields as well as other previously correctly inserted fields 5.3.3 View existing usage When the end-user wishes to view existing consumption usage based on chosen appliances and time period the following steps in this use case need to be taken. This will give the information regarding usage in kWh in both written and graphical format along with a list of appliances chosen. If estimated cost information is also desired use case 5.3.2 needs to be completed in addition. This use case can be performed at any time after an appliance has been chosen or added. Name Actors Trigger Preconditions Post conditions Success Scenario Alternative Flows View existing usage End-user End-user clicks the “Existing energy use” button End-user elects to view the existing energy usage, use case 5.3.1 is completed The existing energy usage is displayed 1. End-user clicks the “Existing energy use” button 2. HEP displays existing energy use in a graph and in written format 2a. Use case 5.1.2 has been completed 2. HEP displays existing energy use in a graph and in written format, as well as the existing estimated cost 2a. End-user wishes to see information about estimated cost 2. End-user clicks on “Appliance List” button 3. End-user completes use case 5.3.2 4. End-user clicks the “Existing energy use” button 5. HEP displays existing energy use in a graph and in written format, as well as the existing estimated cost 28