In the previous chapter, Chapter 7, Meetings, we discussed how to practically apply techniques such as personas and user stories in a requirements workshop, which is a key milestone event, of course, during the information and requirements gathering stage.
Once you have gathered your user requirements, it's time to begin defining solutions that you and your team can use to fulfill your project requirements. To help you find those solutions, your development team can use any number of design techniques. In this chapter, we will look at the most important design techniques that you're going to use.
These design techniques all have the goal of obtaining user feedback so that you can guide your project toward the needs of your customer:
- Storyboards
- Use cases
- Wireframes
- Mockups
- Prototypes
These design techniques help you move your project forward from the...
