Observe
Brodie O'Carroll, 03 March 2021
Once you understand the problem more, the team now can move onto one of the most important stages that is often over looked, Observe.
Observe
Brodie O'Carroll, 03 March 2021
Once you understand the problem more, the team now can move onto one of the most important stages that is often over looked, Observe.
Understand
Brodie O'Carroll, 03 March 2021
The first part the scoping process is understanding the problem. This article will help you understand how to Understand.
Ideate
Brodie O'Carroll, 03 March 2021
With your understanding of the problem now rock solid and validated, and the people who you hope to impact have been observed, now it is time for the most intense and rewarding stage of the scope, Ideate.
Activity: Brand identity
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
Before you start to visualise the product, you should have a grasp of the brand identity you are building towards.
Activity: Discovery Interviews
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Have a chat with your users to gain insights into what they need and want and how your product can solve problems they are facing.
Activity: Story estimation
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
Effectively matching estimation to reality.
Activity: Spreadsheet Migration
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Create more scalable spreadsheets.
Activity: Bubble context and anti-corruption layer
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
Reduce risk and complexity when migrating large legacy systems.
Activity: Reverse Engineering Requirements
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Reverse engineer your requirements to set the stage for success.
Activity: Database migration
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
The typical starting point for a new Codebots application.
Activity: Community Onion
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Figure out the community of people involved in your app.
Activity: Experimental Framework
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
Embrace an experimental mindset and encourage an investigative culture in your team.
Activity: User Story Mapping
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Card sorting allows the scoping team to throw up all potential functionality up onto the wall. Once it’s all up there we can begin to sort them into MUST haves, SHOULD haves and NICE to haves.
Activity: Managing expectations
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
Well-managed expectations are crucial to project success.
Activity: Entity and Requirements Traceability Matrix
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Systematically record a divide-and-conquer migration pattern.
Activity: User Feedback
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Time to share with the people what you built and see what they think about your ideas.
Activity: Wireframes
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
Now you have a rock-solid foundation and know what to start building, time to visualise the product.
Activity: Model Design
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
A model is designed as part of the scoping process for the purpose of creating an early understanding of the way the data will be structured and show this to the client.
Activity: PDF Migration
Tessa Holland, 01 March 2021
Migrate your PDFs to a web-based form.
Activity: Prototypes
Brodie O'Carroll, 01 March 2021
The best way to test a product is with a high-quality prototype that allows the users and project team to really understand what is being made.
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