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* Developers will start implementation work | ||
* **Week 5**: A *functional* MVP based on initial idea and prototypes | ||
* Teams should start asking people to try initial implementation and give ideas and feedback | ||
* Designers should start work on collecting feedback based on the implementation, branding, and improving the MVP | ||
* Week 5: Continue user testing with the MVPs & may start playing around with microinteractions, branding. | ||
* Week 6: Start with branding (Logos, Name, Colours, UI Library), keep developers part of your branding ideation (let them do voting, this is their project as much as it is yours!) | ||
* Week 7: Finalize branding, name, logo etc. |
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@sandyklc I'm concerned with giving too much direction - I imagine projects will have varying needs and thus progress at too different of a pace to give detailed week-by-week guidance (which is why the original guidance tried to give high-level overviews of milestones to hit at 2-3 week intervals)
If you feel strongly about it though, I'll adjust the list a little to make it clear that this is design-specific guidance?
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@bobheadxi Mhm yes, I see what you mean! I intended it to be more of a guideline that they don't have to follow. Usually, we go off track when needed (like exams, or other things). In my experience, it's quite daunting to start on a project without having a specific guideline you can follow at first. I think that outlining this for designers will help them visualize where they need to be at a certain point in the sprint!
And yes, this is solely for designers! I understand that developers will probably have a lot more varying paces, I just want to make sure that design is able to finish everything they need to so that they can give time for developers to code and implement.
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Great! I've cleaned up the formatting to help make it clearer what's expected of each role, and make it clear these points are specifically for design :)
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wording per meeting with @sandyklc , @renehuang1999
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