How to present your design to the development team so they build it right
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As a [user role] I want to [goal] so I can [reason]
Example
As an administrator I want to review users logs
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How to present your design to the development team so they build it right
- 1. How to Present Your Design to the Development Team So They Build It Right Michael Walkden @michaelwalkden www.urbanbound.com
- 2. delivering teams designer developer leader agile northwestern practitioner product quality software kids start-ups untanned youth vw bus
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- 8. The Plan • Tour of the developer psyche • Tools • Write some software Photo By: slworking2
- 10. Structural / Procedural Thinker
- 11. Independent Thinker Photo By: adwriter
- 12. Pattern Matcher
- 13. Long Term Planner Photo By: Nicholas_T
- 14. Pessimist
- 15. The Best Developers *In a Nutshell
- 16. Arrogant Smart Lazy
- 17. Option 1
- 19. Option 2
- 21. Speaking The Right Language
- 22. Be Specific
- 24. Talk About The Users, Teach About The Users
- 25. Tools You Both Can Enjoy
- 26. Inception A short period of hard collaborative work; to better understand project objectives, identify potential users, and define high level functional scope so that size of the project can be roughly estimated and an incremental release strategy can be identified
- 28. Scrum / Iteration Planning Meetings
- 30. Design Huddles
- 31. User Activity Diagrams *Not the UML kind
- 32. Personas
- 33. Wireframes
- 34. User Stories As a [user role] I want to [goal] so I can [reason] Example As an administrator I want to review users logs so I can determine if a security breach occurred
- 35. User Stories A visual representation “The card” Expectations What done means / Tests Written description Notes / Conversation Further information Everything else
- 36. User Stories Small Independent Valuable Testable Estimatable ~Negotiable~
- 37. Acceptance Criteria Given Who Set the scene When User takes an action Then Expected result
- 38. So .... What the ?$@# do developers do all day long?
- 39. Agile Development Individuals and interactions over processes and tools Working software over comprehensive documentation Customer collaboration over contract negotiation Responding to change over following a plan
- 40. Test Driven Development (TDD) Write Write Run Test Code Test Higher quality design Clean simple code
- 41. TDD Write Write Run Test Code Test
- 42. Demo Lets write some code
- 43. WALSTIB The developer brain Using the right language Common tools Day-in-the-life of a developer
- 44. Michael Walkden www.michaelwalkden.com @michaelwalkden www.urbanbound.com