Test Driven (Product) Development
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The document discusses test-driven product development and the role of product managers, highlighting regional challenges and common frustrations such as adding features and managing backlogs. It emphasizes iterative learning, the importance of data and metrics, and involvement from stakeholders, particularly in youth services. The document also suggests a flexible approach to design and continuous iteration based on user feedback.
Test Driven (Product) Development
- 1. Test Driven (Product) Development
- 3. What is a product manager? Regional challenges
- 4. Smells
- 6. “We need to add x feature to this release!” “We need to groom the backlog”
- 7. “We need to use <insert TLAs>”
- 9. Demo infrequently ( or not at all ) Stale Documents
- 10. Product Arrogance Shitty Software
- 11. A Better Way Test Driven (Product) Development
- 12. Youth Services Network • Stakeholders • Small team (with a PRODUCT developer) • Iterative learning • What’s important - data & metrics
- 13. Chartering
- 14. Elevator Pitch
- 22. “A plan never survives first contact”
- 31. “I want this app.” “I wish I had this app when I was homeless” –Youth Ambassador(s)
- 32. Matt Bjornson Studio Producer, DevJam @mattsbjornson matt.bjornson@devjam.com
Editor's Notes
- #2: JKD Beginners Mind
- #4: "It's really hard to design products by focus groups. A lot of times, people don't know what they want until you show it to them.” - Steve Jobs - Ford “If I had asked people what they wanted, they’d have said a faster horse.” vs Lean Startup
- #6: “Empathize” Can we stop saying user?!?
- #7: More isn’t better Leads to more technical debt Unused features == technical debt
- #8: SOA, Security as a Service, Portal, blah blah blah
- #9: Not a team software developers/designers vs product developers/designers
- #10: No feedback loop “Requirements”
- #12: History of XP - Test Driven, Customer involvement
- #15: Amazon product managers write the press release of the launch
- #16: Allan Cooper - Goal Driven personas
- #21: Lean UX Interaction design