Application Architecture with SwiftUI
June 15, 2022An overview of mobile application system architecture using SwiftUI
Read moreA key advantage of Agile (or Agile frameworks such as Scrum, Kanban, or others) is that, unlike a waterfall project, it doesn’t call for requirements (user stories) and design to be locked into place from the outset. Instead, requirements and design have room to evolve through the backlog grooming process. You can even change your priorities midway through, adding to the backlog, while existing user stories are de-prioritized or removed entirely.
This Agile advantage comes with the temptation to skip user story mapping and design all together—a huge detriment to a project and the team’s ability to succeed. After all, these sessions take time and effort. It’s a mistake to ignore them under the presumption that “they’re not agile” or because having a roadmap won’t give the flexibility to rank future priorities.
The fact is roadmapping (creating an high-level vision of your initiative) and story mapping (creating the preliminary set of user stories and prioritizing in a backlog) are effective ways to align teams around a set direction. It can even help facilitate future conversations of prioritization and backlog grooming.
Now for those tips…
Looking for more like this?
Sign up for our monthly newsletter to receive helpful articles, case studies, and stories from our team.
An overview of mobile application system architecture using SwiftUI
Read moreWe discuss Flutter, a framework for building Android and iOS apps with a single codebase, created by Google in 2018. Given the increasing popularity of smartphones and mobile-first experiences, it is essential to cover not only Android and iOS platforms but also the mobile-first web.
Read moreImprove the web site preview used by chat apps, websites, and social media with these easy tips.
Read more