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MSF for CMMI Process Improvement > Wiki Pages > Activity - Storyboard Scenarios
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Activity - Storyboard Scenarios
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Activity Information Storyboard Scenarios
DescriptionStoryboarding augments scenarios and provides user interface details. It is only used when user interface detail plays an important role in satisfying the users. Storyboarding can also align projects across organizations. The storyboard can include a variety of graphical elements including screenshots, application mockups, and screen flow diagrams. It might also include a short narrative describing the persona’s path through the product. A visual depiction of the scenario greatly improves comprehension among users and developers. If storyboards are created for each individual scenario, it is possible to combine them into a high-level product overview. StepsConsider Scenarios:
Identify the sections of the scenario that warrant a storyboard.
Consider how these sections relate to other scenarios already written.
Group sections into a single storyboard where applicable. Generate Screenshots:
Tools that work well for storyboards include Microsoft Visio and Microsoft PowerPoint. Capture the screens that are presented to the persona. Draw out a rough sketch of the user interface called for in the scenario. Collaborate with members of the development team to ensure the user interface is consistent with the user interface metaphor.
Organize screenshots into a coherent presentation.
Add short text or voice narrative that describes the user interactions. Create Screen Flow Diagram:
Use boxes to represent screens, and arrows to indicate linkage.
Upload the storyboard to the project portal and link the storyboard to the scenario work item.
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Last modified at 12/19/2007 10:37 AM by Administrator
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