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Education_Developer Project Lifecycle

I see a lot of people here on codeblr want to start some project but, not really know the best way to get started. To rectify this, hear is my very in depth guide on how to get started. Read this entire post (some of these are started early but its milestone is later).

Note, I highly suggest the use of Github and will be referencing some things that are specific to it (like Wikipedia pages). If you prefer some other method that's fine just be aware you may be making your life harder than it needs to be.

Milestone 1: Form Teams

Find your people, exchange contact information and determine a time to meet up, consistently. If you are working solo, ignore some of the instructions for this section. That is not to say ignore the parts about consistency and time management. In fact, because you are working solo that should be even more important.

At the first meeting establish chat service (teams, slack, google chat, discord). Establish the frequency of the meetings and how often everyone should check their messages (ex: every 24 hours). Discuss the options about the project.

Platform: Android, django, iOS, react native, etc.

IDE: Xcode, WebStorm, VSCode, etc. Note that modern IDEs now have built-in methods for sharing your editor view with teammates: code together, code with me, etc.

Backend: firebase, postgresql, not needed, etc.

Libraries

APIs you will access

Package manager: npm, yarn, gradle, etc.

Finally, discuss the roles you all want on the team, what should one person focus on, who is the manager, editor, client rep, tester, researcher, repo master, master of specific tech, analyst etc.

Deliverables:

Add a wiki page (or more) to your repo titled "Team Organization" and list there the decisions you made from above, along with any pother pertinent information for the team.

Add a page to your wiki titled "Project Description" which should be kept updated as you make decisions about your project. It should contain these sections:

Description: a short description of your project,

Technologies: a list of the technologies you plan to use: frameworks, libraries, hosting services, etc.

Client: your client's name and contact info, if you have one, otherwise just say "Startup."

Milestone 2: Personas and User Stories

If you have a client who wants you to build the app, or you have identified a group of users for your app, then try to meet with them. Ask them what they do? (that is relevant to why they will use the app), why they want the app? how do they currently do the things they want the app to do? etc. If this is a startup answer those questions and more.

The point of this section is to better understand the users of this website. You need to make personas and user stories and record them so that you can reference them as you complete this project. It is very easy to loose sight of who will be using your product and assume they know more than they actually do.

Deliverables:

Add at least three personas to your wiki. These should cover 3 distinct user-types for your app. Each Persona must have a name, photo, and personal history.

Add a "User Stories" wiki page with at least 9 user stories covering the most common use cases for your app. They should all be of the form: As <the name of one of your personas> I want a <feature> so that I can <satisfy a need>.

Milestone 3: Design

For those that are more artsy than everyone else, now is your time to shine. Use a tool like Pencil, figma, justinmind, balsamiq, mockflow.com to design your product.

Your design should include:

An image for each of the major screens and dialogs of your app. Show all the widgets in their proper placement. Name each screen and write some text to explain how actions in one screen will lead to other screens.

In the case of a widget-free apps, you should include diagrams for all the major 'areas', animation stills that detail the most common animations and game mechanics (for example, Super Mario would have a set of drawings showing Mario jumping, punching up, and landing on a Goomba's head), as well as story boards if they are more relevant to your game.

A goal of the design is for you to think about the usability of your app. Try to 'use' the app in your mind: simulate how a user might use the app. Printing the screens into sheets of paper of the correct size and shuffling them as you pretend to use the app is a very common way to test the usability.

Another goal is to save you time. Remember that making a change now, like adding or deleting a screen, is a thousand times easier than if you wait until after you have written the code.

Deliverable: Add one page to your wiki called "Design" and add the images of your design here, along with some textual description of each screen and what it is used for.

Milestone 4: Requirements

This will be the main requirements document for your project. If you were charging a client for your work, this document would form part of that contract, specifying exactly what features your software will implement. The other part of the contract would be the payment details.

The document includes the design you made before (so, embed or add links to those images) but extends on that with detailed descriptions of all the desired features.

You will also mark each feature with one of:

Required: Core functionality of the app. Must have these for it to even start working.

Desired: Added functionality, usability, features, cosmetic features.

Aspirational: Other cool stuff you would like to add

Remember: all good programmers should understate what can be done and then over deliver. If you think something is going to take you 4 weeks, tell the client it will take 8. Then, when it inevitably takes you 6 weeks, you will seem ahead of schedule. On a similar note, if the client is asking for a lot of shit, say no. Now is not the time to be a people pleaser. If you want to please them, do it as a surprise addition, after basic functionality has been achieved.

Roughly the required features are those that need to get done first before anything else can even get started: things like logins, navigation menu, connection to backend, etc. They lay the foundation for building the app. An app that only implements the required features will at most get a passing grade in the class: 70.

The desired features are what make your app worth using. They make the app functional, attractive, and easy to use. Roughly, an app that implements all the desired features gets a 90 in the class.

The aspirational features make your app a professional-quality app. Implementing some of these moves it towards 100.

Deliverables:

Make a Requirements wiki page and list your requirements there.

Each item should succinctly explain a feature.

Each one will have a number. You can add sub-numbering, 1.1, 1.2, 1.2.1, etc. if you want.

Each one will be marked as either: Required, Desired, or Aspirational.

Add all the Proof of Concept Issues to your GitHub Issues with label:enhancement, milestone:Proof Of Concept. These are what you will implement first.

Milestone 5: Research

As a developer, you need to be intimately familiar with the technologies you are or could be using. You need to understand the pros, cons, and requirements of each library and platform that is relevant to your project. Thus, you need to be up to date on technology and, since technology seems to be always changing, this will be something you need to do throughout your career.

Specifically, you need to

Know about the various platforms available to you: their options and limitations.

Know about the various libraries that you can use to make your work easier.

Download, install, and build sample 'Hello world' apps using the most promising technologies. It is not enough to just read about it, you have to do it in order to learn.

Learn how to use the specific framework+libraries you choose to use for the project by building little apps with them.

Learn to use your package manager.

All of the above needs to be done before you start coding together with your team. Do not assume your teammates will teach you. You are responsible for learning.

This milestone will take a lot of time and work, which is why you should start working on this milestone as soon as that first meeting occurs where you discussion options.

Deliverable: Create a separate repo (I suggest naming it research-<projectname>) where you will place your sample project built using your team's chosen framework. The project will be more than just "hello world", or cut-n-paste from a tutorial. Start with tutorial code but, add you own code to their code. The app should have some minimal interactivity: user enters some data, program does something with it and shows the user.

Milestone 6: Architecture

Now that you are comfortable working with your chosen framework, you will write a document that roughly describes the big parts of your code. The structure will depend a lot on your chosen framework.

If you are building a webapp then you will probably list the set of database tables (models, for example: rails:ActiveRecords, meteor:Collections, etc), the set Views, and the set of Controllers. For webapps you should also list the of your URLs app, and what lives at each one.

If you are building an Android app then you will list your Activities or Fragments, along with their corresponding Views, as well as your model Java classes. You will also list your database tables (firebase, sqlite, localStorage, etc) if you need persistence, which almost everyone does.

Think deeply about your design. Go over the most common use-cases and check how those will be accomplished in code: which methods will be invoked? do the methods have references to all the objects they need in order to perform their job? Remember that your main goal is *de-coupling** the various classes: the fewer references (method arguments, global variables) they need, the easier your life will be.

Deliverable: Add architecture document to the wiki containing:

List all the languages/frameworks/libraries/services/APIs you plan to use. Explain how they will tie together. For example: This will be a native Android app written in Kotlin, using the android.graphics library, using firebase real-time database for cloud data, and firebase authentication for user accounts.

What package/build manager will you use? npm, gradle, yarn, flutter, pipenv, etc.

List what each person will work on. Everyone must make significant code contributions, or they will fail the class, see Syllabus.

Make sure all the images (if any) are embedded in the wiki page and hosted at GitHub.

Make sure the wiki page is easy to read.

If you are building a webapp:

Deployment How will you deploy? Which hosting provider(s)? Automation? Scripts? Explain.

Are you using Virtual Machines (vmware, vbox, etc) or Containers (docker) for development or deployment? Explain.

Is it a SPA or traditional? or mix? Explain. (My web application development lectures explain the difference.)

List of URLs you will implement. Explain any search arguments in English. Link (actual hyperlink) each URL to the page it shows in your Detailed Design milestone.

If implementing a REST API, document it. List all methods, parameters, and give English description of what they do.

The Views of your app. Embed the images from your Design Milestone. Typically, a webpage includes multiple views. For example, this webpage has a Header, Menu, and Content views (at least).

The Database schema: set of tables/documents with list of attributes and their types. Describe each table and attribute in English.

List of common queries you expect will be needed. Do any of then need to join tables?

If you are building a mobile or desktop app:

Release: How will you create and deliver a binary to testers? Explain. Note that the testers include us (the teachers of this class, when we grade your app). You must deliver a simple to install app: double-click to install.

Are you using Virtual Machines (vmware, vbox, etc) or Containers (docker) for development? If so, explain.

The Models for your app. These could be UML class diagrams, or just models with attributes (with type) and descriptions (in English).

How will your app maintain state? in memory? or database? or both? Note this in your Model Classes.

If you are using a db-backend (say firebase) then include the Database schema: set of tables/documents with list of attributes and their types.

List of common queries you expect will be needed. Do any of then need to join tables?

The Views of your app: name, describe. Embed the images from your Design Milestone. Typically, one page in the app is composed of multiple View elements.

Below will be complete as I do for my Capstone project.

Source Control

Ethical, Legal, and Security Considerations

Proof of Concept (PoC)

PoC Demo

Testing

Beta Release

RC1 Release

Quality Assurance

Website

1.0 Release

Final Demo Video

#erozcodes #studyblr #codeblr #education #self study #production cycle #scrum #devlifecycle #this shit can be so painful and I hope this can help

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i’ve wondered sometimes how ppl manage to do things that require skill when they’re drunk/tipsy cause i feel like my brain becomes cotton wool but i realize now that u need to have some level of skill in that area already cause like i’ve made 3/6 of the wireframes i need to for homework and it’s like aligned and looks fine and stuff because i have experience with photoshop/graphic design software

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gmatechnologi · 1 year ago

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ENHANCING YOUR WEBSITE’S USABILITY AND FUNCTIONALITY WITH THESE TOP-RATED UX TOOLS

Introduction To UX Tools

What Are The Benefits Of Using UX Tools?

Popular UX Tools And How They Enhance The User Experience

Analyzing User Behavior With Heatmaps

All three of these types of heatmaps can be incredibly useful for improving the usability and functionality of your website. If you’re not already using them, we highly recommend giving them a try!

Optimizing Forms With Form Analysis Tools

1. HotJar

2. UserTesting

Optimizely

4. Formstack

Typeform

Improving Navigation With A/B Testing Tools

Some of the top A/B testing tools include:

Google Analytics Content Experiments

Optimizely

Visual Website Optimizer

Making Sites Mobile Friendly With Responsive Design Testing Tools

By using these responsive design testing tools, you can be confident that your website will provide a great experience for all users, no matter what device they’re using.

Summary Of Key Takeaways

User experience (UX) is critical to the success of any website.

There are a number of UX tools available to help improve website usability and functionality.

Some of the top-rated UX tools include HotJar, UserZoom, and Optimizely.

These tools can help you gather data about your website users, understand their needs and preferences, and make improvements to your website accordingly.

Implementing even a few simple UX enhancements can make a big difference in terms of overall website success.

Conclusion

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confidesis-muses · 5 years ago

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Tips and Tricks – Improving UX for online shopping

Master counsel to assist you with making staggering UX flowcharts that help recognize what clients need and how to offer it to them

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A UX flowchart encourages you picture the means a client takes to finish an errand or accomplish an objective on your site or application (the client stream). Recognizing and pondering how clients explore your site will assist you with addressing their necessities all the more proficiently.

Similarly as with everything UX-related, the better structured your flowchart, the closer you are to building an item that clients will love to utilize. In case you're not previously structuring flowcharts or stream charts, don't freeze.

In the present post, we'll spread all that you have to structure the ideal UX flowchart. We'll tell you the best way to begin, what to incorporate and what apparatuses to use, just as how to maintain a strategic distance from potential entanglements.

So in case you're quick to remain applicable in the realm of client focused structure, it's a great opportunity to find out about UX flowchart plan!

Structure the ideal client stream with these UX flowchart configuration tips

#1 UX flowchart configuration: find a workable pace clients

Structuring a productive UX flowchart starts with the client – who's going to utilize the framework? Start by directing client research and structuring personas, as this will assist you with characterizing your intended interest group and their needs.

Next, consider how clients will get to your item. This is when section focuses are presented. A passage point is the methods by which a client initially shows up on a site/application, (for example via looking for it naturally in their program), permitting them to move through the site towards their last goal.

Investigate the beneath case of a client stream and its entrance point:Note that if an item has more than one objective client, it's probably going to have various section focuses. With your entrance point(s) characterized, you can begin investigating how clients will explore your site with a UX flowchart.

#2 UX flowchart configuration: regard segment gauges

There are loads of approaches to make your flowchart – pen and paper, utilizing advanced flowchart devices like Lucidchart, and even a wireframing device, for example, Justinmind.

Be that as it may, one of the primary advantages of making a computerized flowchart (instead of a paper one) is that there are heaps of free UI packs and assets accessible online to assist speed with increasing the procedure.

Be that as it may, flowchart novices might need to get their harsh thoughts out on paper before moving them to the screen.

The perfect spot at the correct time

While making your computerized flowchart, it's critical to adhere to standard flowchart practice. This will guarantee that your plan is clear and segments are commonplace to the peruser.

In case you're new to flowchart plan, we suggest finding out about Business Process Model writing, so as to get to know the standard segments and styles.

For example, the "Start Event" segment shows where a specific stream begins (for example the section point). The "Stream" segment is utilized to flag the bearing in which a client must go to arrive at a specific goal.

Justinmind as of late discharged another UI library explicitly for UX flowcharts. The library contains all the standard UI components expected to plan client streams. On the off chance that you haven't as of now, download it here.

#3 UX flowchart configuration: adhere to your structure standards

As per IDF, structure standards assist us with lessening the length of the deduction procedure by wiping out disarray, in this way improving the client experience.

Similar standards you follow when planning an interface can and ought to be applied when structuring a UX flowchart. Here are our best three must-apply UI structure standards:

Make names significant

Names are the peruser's life help as they control them through the client stream. The most significant name is the flowchart's title. Attempt to utilize a title that portrays precisely what the client stream speaks to.

In case you don't know whether it does, get an associate to peruse it and in the event that they can't mention to you what the flowchart is for, you might need to do it over. Furthermore, stay away from Caps Lock inside marks, as this has been demonstrated to diminish intelligibility.

Pick hues carefully

The fundamental motivation behind shading in a UX flowchart ought to be to enable the peruser to distinguish and assemble assets, and feature significant client activities (shading coding), instead of styling. Become familiar with flowchart shading best practices here.

On the off chance that utilizing Justinmind's Diagramming UI pack, note that you can change the shade of any of the UI components anytime during the plan procedure. You can even spare redid components and make your own custom UI libraries, which can be utilized over any of your structures.

Be reliable with the visual structure

Keeping your visual structure reliable can help guarantee that your UX flowchart is anything but difficult to follow and isn't deluding. For example, shapes and line components ought to consistently be utilized as proposed (as per BPM norms).

Also, consider how you utilize the land in your structure device. Position components on the screen coherently and reliably for an uncluttered structure. Most plan apparatuses (counting Justinmind) have rulers and matrices to assist you with adjusting the components on the screen.

#4 UX flowchart configuration: give your plan setting utilizing skins

Much like when assembling a model, utilizing gadget skins in your flowchart configuration can give it more setting. A cell phone skin speaks to the shell of a gadget (the part that encases the screen).

For example, state you were making flowcharts for an eCommerce shopping basket experience for web and portable. In the event that you use gadget skins for every gadget, the peruser will have the option to connect the outline with each stream all the more instinctively.

Justinmind incorporates a broad scope of gadget skins for web and portable – including iPhone X. Figure out how to begin with yours here.

#5 UX flowchart configuration: keep everything on one page

As we've referenced, it's essential to characterize streams toward the start of the structure procedure. When structuring wire frames and models, we work out each screen that our web or versatile item will contain.

In any case, it's acceptable practice to hold flowcharts to one page, as per Smart Draw. This is with the goal that the peruser can imagine the stream through and through as effectively and easily as could reasonably be expected. In the event that the peruser needs to flick through different screens, they are bound to get diverted and lose force.

Clearly, if your client stream is especially long or complex, holding it to a solitary page may not be an alternative. At the point when this is the situation, you may need to take into consideration various pages, or consider improving the stream.

One approach to do this is to separate it into sub streams. As BreezeTree recommends, whenever an area of a flowchart requires more detail, make a different stream for that sub-procedure and connection to it.

#6 Use your UX flowchart for better correspondence

Breathing life into an item is an issue that requires various sorts of experts. UI originators, data modelers, software engineers and designers – everybody has a section to play in the UX game.

Furthermore, getting everybody in the same spot is intense, as every one will require various sorts of data so as to arrive at various objectives inside the item improvement.

Consider UI architects. Their principle concern is the client and how they can make something that fits the client like their preferred sweater – concentrating on client's needs, needs and inclinations.

In any case, how does that help engineers? Designers need to have an alternate review of the item so as to comprehend the internal functions of the framework – which contacts route, framework collaborations and responses, and so forth.

Utilizing your UX flowchart as a specialized instrument can be a helpful method to represent the item in a light that everybody in the group can comprehend and add to.

In the event that you need the flowchart configuration to be useful to everybody in the group, you need to ensure you don't concentrate on visual structure subtleties yet rather how the framework will act as indicated by the client's activities.

You need to incorporate collaborations and how clients will move around the item, just as the recently referenced purposes of section and the significant choice focuses inside the structure.

#7 Ensure great availability in your UX flowchart plan

Your UX flowchart might be a stage in the plan procedure that goes before a client testing or even any contact with clients whatsoever – yet it's as yet a decent chance to think and actualize openness situated structure.

Having an available UX flowchart will make it feasible for everybody to comprehend the diagram, potentializing its utilization.

Having significant names is an idea that assists with essential structure observation however it additionally helps others and colleagues to comprehend the key message of the UX flowchart. Beside names, we prescribe you make a legend with all the components utilized in the flowchart structure.

That incorporates any bolts and connectors that speak to route, the importance behind the shading coding, and some other part of your UX flowchart.

#8 Consider the clarity of your UX flowchart

UX flowcharts are convenient, however one ought to always remember that they are a visual portrayal of a considerable amount of data.

You got purposes of passage and leave, client personas, activities and responses, choice focuses, route… the flowchart will incorporate a few factors that the group needs to consider in the structure, and every one of them are mind boggling in nature.

That is the reason you generally need a flowchart plan that is anything but difficult to peruse and comprehend. Marks, having a legend and being predictable with your hues and shapes will assist individuals with concentrating on the more unique ideas your UX flowchart attempts to outline.

You need to ensure your UX flowchart is clear for all – planners, designers and item chiefs the same. By including swimlanes, you can help with visual lucidity of the flowchart plan. Utilize the swimlanes to separate between various highlights of the item, or various on-screen characters. This can be especially valuable for items with mult

While making your flowchart, constantly present your information from left to right, and through and through. This can without much of a stretch be ignored by originators who are in the battle to place complex theoretical ideas into a genuine chart, yet it will do ponders for smoothing out the perusing procedure for westerners, as it will introduce information in an increasingly intelligent manner.

Another little yet significant detail is that you have to explain any hybrids in your UX flowchart. UX Alpaca worked admirably at demonstrating how a basic overplacing of route lines can prompt disarray in the flowchart.

Is the way of every bolt altogether clear? Does Step 1 lead to Step 2 or Step Y? You would prefer not to have any disarray among your schools, much the same as you would prefer not to invest energy returning to these subtleties and disclosing them to your colleagues.

Your friends will probably comprehend that Step 1 prompts Step 2, however time will be squandered while they gaze at the diagram expecting to comprehend it's stream.

Rather, begin utilizing line bounces to evade any disarray with regards to the stream and connections among screens and activities. The more you explain the diagram, the more the entire group can concentrate on what the outline speaks to – instead of concentrating on understanding its portrayal of data.

Tips and deceives for making a UX flowchart – end

"The client stream was unpredictable enough that, without a chart, no one had discovered the bug or had the option to determine it.

This glitch was certifiably not a basic one, yet on the off chance that the login experience had been worked with a strong client stream, the bug may never have happened. Furthermore, we would have stayed away from a bunch of displeased clients." Lucidchart

Structuring streams with a UX flowchart is an extraordinary method to imagine the client's perspective and guarantee that your item organizes their necessities. Making a flowchart toward the start of the structure procedure likewise diminishes the danger of errors about plan determinations and the requirement for modify.

Since you've perused our top tips on UX flowchart configuration, it's an ideal opportunity to make your own. In case you're searching for the ideal apparatus, we prescribe giving a shot Justinmind. With our simplified charting UI gadgets, you'll have made your first flowchart instantly.

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