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A process organizes the work on the product into distinct phases. In general, the work that is undertaken for a project will transition from one phase to the next. Each phase has specific activities and tasks that must be performed. example of phases and activities example of relationships between Process, Phase, Activity, and Tasks:Verification and Validation PhaseExecuting Tests ActivityWritin..

Extreme Programming (XP) (Methodology)XP is an Agile methodology consisting of effective development practices to achieve client satisfaction. It focuses on constantly delivering software, responding to change, effective teamwork, and self-organization.5 aspects of XP:CommunicationSimplicityFeedbackRespect (everyone is equal. Client, developer, designer, and manager.)Courage 12 XP Pracitces1. Pl..

Linear Models *Computer was an expensive resource to use, thus these linear models were created to reduce computer usage. Spiral Model (Iterative Process Model)*It shares some of agile process model characteristicsInvariants of Spiral ModelDefine artifacts concurrently - Sequentially defining the key artifacts for a project often increases the possibility of developing a system that meets stakeh..

What agile values more?Individuals and interactions > Processes and tools*Product Manager is NOT a messenger, facilitating a communication channel for the devs and the client is important.Working software > comprehensive documentationCustomer collaboration > contract negotiation*Dev team meeting customers?Responding to change > following a plan Delivering Working Software1. Our highest priority ..

Skills and Knowledge:Prior project management experience beneficial but not mandatory.Essential Scrum Master skills:Effective coachFacilitatorIssues managerServant leaderGreat organizerUnderstands the business environmentEffective communicationProject Management Skills Advantage:Requirements developmentProject planning and schedulingResource managementRisk managementProject scope management for ..

Project managers:Plan overall project from start to finish, manage budgets, control risks, and procure material.Scrum masters:lead teams, remove roadblocks, participate in the planning process for the team’s work, and help the team work togetherTypical scrum processSprint planning - Sprint - Review or Demo - RetrospectiveRole of Scrum Master:Acts as a coach, facilitator, and team member.Does not..

Long-term memoryvisual, auditory, olfactory, gustatory, or tactile sensory trigger responses starting in areas of the brain dedicated to each sense, then spread into other areas of the brain that are not specific to any particular sensory modality. The set of neurons that are activated after the initial register, depends on the perception. The context and the features. (Car noises on the street ..

Speaking and understanding spoken language is a natural human ability, but reading is not. However, this ability decreases after the early childhood. The learning and processing are handled by different brain areas from those that handled it in early childhood. Using verbal language existed thousands or millions years of human existence, while written language was just became common in only a co..

Stationary items in muted colors presented in the peripheral vision will not be noticed well. Motion in the periphery is usually noticed. In a low-light environment, even though you noticed something with your peripheral vision, you will hardly focus on it. Humans won't have tunnel vision and obvious blind spots as eyes move frequently and rapidly, with brain's effort to correct it. _note - LOD ..

- Our vision is optimized to detect contrasts, especially edges, not absolute brightness - Our ability to distinguish colors depends on how colors are presented. Heavily affected by the surrounding environment - The user's display and viewing conditions affect color perception - Some people have color blindness light-receptors: Rods and Cones Cones detect colors, there are 3 types of cones for d..

Structured information is easier to scan. Try using these. Reduce repetitive and similar words. Group the items by goals, and similarity. Help viewers' interpretation with common sense, design rules, and gestalt principles. ex) a table can deliver the same information faster than a paragraph. ex) a table can deliver the same information faster than a paragraph. Structured information is easier t..

Gestalt principles Proximity Objects relatively near each other appear grouped. ex) spacing for radio button and group. Similarity Objects that look similar appear grouped. Shape, size, color, and other information. ex) complex menu, icon-only buttons and text-only buttons look grouped separately. Continuity When humans perceive information, they tend to connect, fill, and update the information..

Perception is biased by experience. Familiar perceptual patterns or frames. ex) Can you find a 2nd bathroom at a home you visited for the first time? Habituation Being exposed to repeated stimuli will make users get tired. ex) pop up message, mild electric shock Attentional Blink For 0.15-0.45 seconds, people hardly receive any new information after receiving the prior information that is import..

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https://uxdesign.cc/6-methods-to-prioritize-features-39a69f7d7b05 6 methods to prioritize features Figuring out what to work on first, second and last uxdesign.cc KANO model Basic : Basic Needs, if it doesn't work, user will be disappointed. Performance : Faster & More? Better. Attractive/Excitement : Not expected but well dont job gives postivie feedbacks. Indifferent : It doesn't really affect..