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+# You should be able to
+### Run existing tests, understanding their purpose and fundamentality.
+### Provide results of the existing tests.
+### The bugs encountered, what do the tests do, what problems do they solve, how they fulfil requirements, etc.
+### Perform exploratory testing on the project.
+### Provide details and your methodology, what did you find?
+# Your presentation should discuss the following
+
+Mandatory requirements:
+
+### A short description of the project.
+Onionshare is a application that lets users securely and anonymously share files, host websites and chat using the tor network. This can be done both trough a downloadable application aswell by using a CLI application written in python, this being the version we focused our work on.
+
+### What is its purpose? What does it aim to accomplish?
+WRITE MORE:::::::______________
+
+Same as above???
+
+### Provide an overview of the requirements and specifications.
+
+The code needs to be able to:
+
+- Connect to the tor network
+- And Securely:
+
+- Send messages
+- Send files
+- Revieve files
+- Host websites
+
+### Stakeholders, risks, evaluation, etc.
+
+Stakeholders: Community?
+Risks: The connection gets compromised?
+Evaluation: What?
+
+### The past, present, and future development of the project.
+
+#### Past:
+
+- The past development on the github repository cant be seen, all that can be seen is from 2015, which mainly consists of bug fixes and minor changes.
+
+#### Present:
+
+- The latest change to the github repo is a security update with bug fixes.
+- The websites also asks contributers for help with translations for the application, this seems to be a big focus.
+
+#### Future:
+While the future as mentioned seems to just consist of security and language updates. There is a lot of functionality that could be created such as image upload in the chat, or voice and video calls.
+
+### The current testing strategy, the kinds of tests being performed, and how the testing is reported on.
+
+The testing is currently made with python test, around 250 of them.
+ADD MORE?
+
+### What tools are used? How do they handle bugs?
+
+### Document your testing performed.
+
+### Exploratory testing is optional, what kind of structured testing will you do?
+
+### What did you do and what did you find?
+
+### Document the pre-existing tests and their results.