Cybercom 15 May 2008
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The document provides 5 steps for efficiently delivering e-commerce projects: 1) Know the client's priorities for scope, cost, quality, and time; 2) Prioritize requirements using the MoSCoW method; 3) Use a waterfall approach for predictable projects or an agile approach for unpredictable projects; 4) Create rough wireframes and start design/development without waiting; 5) User test after each iteration and think ahead. The end.
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Cybercom 15 May 2008
- 1. How to Deliver E-Commerce Projects More Efficiently In 5 Easy Steps ;-)
- 2. Start By Knowing The Client’s Priorities Scope If flexible, consider a Target Scope Contract But Beware- Scope creep is the number one enemy! Cost If flexible, consider a Target Cost Contract Quality Hardly ever flexible – gone are the days! Time Usually not flexible – even if the client doesn’t have a fixed deadline, we probably do!
- 3. Prioritise! Use M o SC o W M - MUST have this. (= Minimum Usable SubseT) S - SHOULD have this if at all possible. C - COULD have this if it does not affect anything else. W - WON'T have this time but WOULD like in the future. Priorities can change
- 4. Waterfalls for a Fine Day Waterfall Approach Design Build Test Deploy Good for projects that are fairly predictive Good for unbalanced work teams
- 5. Agile to Weather the Storm Good for projects that are not well defined Good for cross-functional and multi-disciplinary teams
- 6. Put It all Together Wireframe – deliberately keep it rough Start design and development – no need to wait Web Standards are your friends User Test after each iteration Think and Act one and two steps ahead
- 7. THE END
- 8. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- #2: Thank you