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Life

Business

Solution

Architecture

CodeDesign Boundaries

Innovation

Interaction

Information

Intelligence

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#1: Meaning of Life

What are we up to here? Creating stuff we’ll remember…years from now. Tom Peters, WoW Projects.

Define your goals

#1: Meaning of Life

#2: Name your kid

Project Name

#2: Name your kid

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#3: Most Wanted

Most wanted posters for each (type of) customer

#3: Most Wanted

#4: Domain Map People Places ThingsTasksDocumentsRelationship

#4: Domain Map

Domain Map Poster

#4: Domain Map

#5: User Hunt

Name? Role/Designation?What is expected from this Role?How many such users will be there? Average Age?Work Experience?General Behavior?

Persona PosterOrganization Structure

#5: User Hunt

#6: Day of a User

#6: Day of a User Task Details:

Name?Description?How is it performed?Why is it performed?Where is it performed?When is it performed?What kind of information they need to perform this task?

Task Cards

#6: Day of a User

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#7: Bruce Almighty

Re-imagine the existing processIdentifying the tasks which can be automated or eliminated.

#7: Bruce Almighty

#8: Story Teller

User Stories/Experience

#8: Story Teller

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#9: Agent

#9: Agent How and where the user will interact with the system?

How software should behave?

Innovation & Interaction

Interaction RequirementsOr User Journey

#9: Agent

#10: Infograph

Navigation Requirements

#10: Infograph

#11: Low Fidelity Prototypes

Information Architecture

#11: Low Fidelity Prototypes

#12: Magic Wand

#12: Magic Wand

Google’s Spell Check and SuggestionIE’s URL Auto CompleteRemembering username/passwordAmazon's Recently visited productsJava Web Server’s Connection Retry Window’s Auto Scroll

Intelligent features

#12: Magic Wand

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#13: Walking in the user shoe

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“If the software were magic, what would it do?”