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Crafting the Product: How the Product Backlog appears

!Galina Kostetskaya!

Engineering Manager!01/10/2014

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Plan• Plan, Do, Check, Act!• Hypothesis!• Personas, Scenarios -> Features!• Prototyping and prototypes testing!• Story mapping!• MVP, releases planning

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Product owner

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Product owner

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• responsible for the product success!

• has the vision of there to take the product!

• cares about user needs and business goals!

• team player : dev team and stakeholders!

• owns the product on behalf of the company

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Plan, Do, Check, and Act• Develop a hypothesis about your

product;!• Validate it (through user tests,

interviews, fast researches);!• Review the result;!• If the experiment was unsuccessful,

adapt the hypothesis;

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Hypothesis

We believe [TYPE OF USER] has a problem [DOING THING]. We can help them with [OUR SOLUTION]. We'll know we're right if [CHANGE IN METRIC].

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Validate: Personas

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Personas are your consumers archetypes with names, jobs, skills, interests and anything that is relevant to how they use your product.

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Scenarios

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that envision their life with your product and without it. Try to answer the question: Are the features you envisioned really necessary? Does your persona get benefit from using your product?

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Interviewing your users

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The most important thing is to find people who are representative of target users of your system. The people who are going to be the users of your system.

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The main problem

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The main problem is that a lot of people think, that there is nothing new to be found – everything is known, everything is discovered.

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Solution

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Validate it: Prototyping

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Prototyping

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Testing prototypes

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• Make an interactive application without writing much code: front-end interface, which is controlled by the wizard.!

• Get feedback from users!• Makes sense when it is

faster/easier/cheaper to make the than the real thing

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Testing prototypes

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Story mapping

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Story mapping

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MVP(Minimum viable product)

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MVP - the least amount of work we can do to validate the hypothesis

is the core features that allow the product to be deployed, and no more.

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MVP

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+ release plan

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What if hypothesis !is proven to be wrong?

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Find a new one!

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Fail fast - learn fast

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Thank you!!!

Galina Kostetskaya!Engineering Managers!

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