I think the answer depends to some degree on whether you are
supporting internal customers, or working as an outside UX vendor. We
pair a project manager with a user experience architect during the
requirements analysis process, and we often bring in someone from the
creative and development team a
>>Thanks Angel and suggest part of the answer lies in:No worries.
>>* Asking the right questions up front to determine value and
driving requirements based on research, need, gut feel, market gaps, fill
in your own ...
Agreed. I would add having the right people in the correct roles. It sounds
so
Thanks Angel and suggest part of the answer lies in:
* Asking the right questions up front to determine value and driving
requirements based on research, need, gut feel, market gaps, fill in
your own ...
* Having faith that the folks determining a market need have done
their homework i.e. what ar
>>How do folks manage requirement(s) priority and value? i.e. how do you
know if what you are gathering is truly worth building out?
Charter, proposal, client work order, sales initiative, design document
(video game world)
>>It seems this is where many products fail. We build or design stuff
that
How do folks manage requirement(s) priority and value? i.e. how do you
know if what you are gathering is truly worth building out?
It seems this is where many products fail. We build or design stuff
that people don't need and we are evaluating the "usefulness" way
too late in the project.
The swe
In my career I've seen many variations of the requirements gathering
process. I've lead this phase mainly due to lack of resources. In
some cases I've had business analysts or the project manager lead
the requirements phase and utilizes an IA or tech lead to validate
the information gathered.
Depe
Like Jack, the complexity of the project dictates how the requirements
are collected. Basically we do "other" and here is what we do:
1 UI person and designer get with biz owner to get high level
requirements for purpose of design elements. At this point we may or
may not include a Business Analys
On Apr 9, 2009, at 4:02 AM, R. Groot wrote:
in your company, which role gathers the requirements from the client?
I work on a wide range of projects, from my company's own products to
military contracts. Requirement gathering varies from project to
project.
a) project manager makes inv
Dear all,
I'll keep it short:
in your company, which role gathers the requirements from the client?
a) project manager makes inventory in the initial meetings and passes them
to the interaction designer
b) project manager and interaction designer both do the initial meetings
together. The intera
