6. When is documentation most effective?
When is a prototype a better tool to communicate
an idea?
What is the right mix of documentation and
prototyping for project efficiency?
How can an organization handle
accountability and shared intelligence without
documentation?
How do you advocate for a culture of
prototyping in an agency environment?
8. A mix of real lessons learned with a
healthy dose of sarcasm
#DocBlocked
9. Tags:
Scalable, prototypes, documentation,
paperwork, communciation, tools,
business requirements, functional
requirements, case study
Meta:
Event - Interactive
Format - Dual
Category - Design/Development
Level - Intermediate
Editor's Notes
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By looking at the why, and working back to the what, we are able to create activations that go beyond logos and sponsorships. We create ideas that consumers can, and want to participate in.\n
By looking at the why, and working back to the what, we are able to create activations that go beyond logos and sponsorships. We create ideas that consumers can, and want to participate in.\n
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By looking at the why, and working back to the what, we are able to create activations that go beyond logos and sponsorships. We create ideas that consumers can, and want to participate in.\n
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By looking at the why, and working back to the what, we are able to create activations that go beyond logos and sponsorships. We create ideas that consumers can, and want to participate in.\n
By looking at the why, and working back to the what, we are able to create activations that go beyond logos and sponsorships. We create ideas that consumers can, and want to participate in.\n
