Product Tank Bucharest #1 - The Process Around the Spec

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The document outlines the process for creating product specifications, including defining the problem, possible solutions, writing specs, compiling requirements, estimating work, and communicating the spec. It asks how readers approach specifying their own products and provides suggestions for further reading on the topic.

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The Process Around the Spec
Product Tank Bucharest #1
@ValiBanu

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Prerequisites: Things to watch out for
Technical summary
“Nice to have”s
Notes: Things that are not covered

Suggested read:
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Product Tank Bucharest #1 - The Process Around the Spec

1. The Process Around the Spec Product Tank Bucharest #1 @ValiBanu

2. Written Specs

3. Backlog

4. Define the Problem

5. Solutions

6. Narrative

7. Introducing Boards, uberVU via HootSuite’s Latest Innovation Create highly customized, interactive dashboards that fit your specific use case and workflows with Boards via pinning and drag’n’ drop. Save time, work smarter and always have the social data you need most just one click away.

8. Use Cases

9. Given I have the Save Window opened when I enter "da" in the search box and I click on the "Reports" tab then a list of reports who have "da" in their titles is displayed.

10. Compile the Spec

11. The Goal

12. The Need

13. The Winning Solution

14. Designs

15. Metrics

16. Deliverables

17. Estimates

18. Communication Prerequisites: Things to watch out for Technical summary “Nice to have”s Notes: Things that are not covered

19. How do YOU spec your products?

20. Suggested read: Specification by Example, Gojko Adzic Images from: http://littlevisuals.co/ http://picjumbo.com/ http://nos.twnsnd.co/ http://unsplash.com/ http://www.gratisography.com/

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