ABC Primetime Scheduling
Phases
- IC, just me.
- Research, customer engagement
- Images, problem statement: show the magnetic whiteboard
- What problems they had with magnets and such
- Prototyping, proving concepts
- Images of my grayscale prototypes all the way to more resolved prototypes
- Iterate Prototype
- Quick feedback cycles with customer that fed directly into developer pairing to delivery
- Research, customer engagement
- Manager
- Hiring, staffing
- The need was to extend the product
- Screenshots of additional new screens
Images needed
- Hero walle image, (see if animated is possible)
- Magnet use case
- Walle iPad
no phoneand giant screen Images
- Animated versions of ugly POC prototype
- Animated micro interactions & Animated drag and drop
Pic of planning excel (maybe)- Pic of scheduling parts that Lily did
- diagrams
- whiteboards
- extra stuff:
patent granted: US-10033772-B2
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