We continue to introduce you to the design artifacts that our customers receive during the analysis and design stage of the project. So, we have already talked about Wireframes and a clickable prototype, now we will talk about the final design of screens.
For an application to appear in the App Store, you need to stock up on documentation and patience. Guides tell you how to do this, but not everything always goes according to plan.
Interactive prototypes are created during development. The article explains why this artifact is so important when creating new products.
A Wireframe is a map of screens that shows navigation between them and the minimum detail that should be located on a particular screen.
Customers and developers usually speak different languages. The client represents the external behavior of the system: what it will do and how end-users will work with it. Programmers think about the product in terms of its internal characteristics.
Today we are talking about the Request response diagram, the optional artifact, we use if the project provides integrations (for example, with Google translator, delivery and logistics service, online payment, etc.).
In product development and management, a user story is a simple and understandable description of one or more functions of a software system.
Mind Map is a visual thinking tool used to gather information and ideas. This is a diagram that contains elements related to a central concept or subject.
Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) is used in various fields, for example, in sales and project management. In development, this tool is important at the stage of business analytics: with the help of BPMN, all scenarios of interaction between users and the system are described.
Developing a new application is the first step to success. To gather a loyal audience around and earn income, it's necessary to develop a monetization strategy.