Example mapping - ACCU 2021
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s your team struggling with unproductive meetings and workshops? Are you unsatisfied with how your team comes together to refine requirements and specify solutions? Have you heard about example mapping and want to know more? Specifying and delivering software is a process of discovery. No team has ever delivered a valuable product without discovering many things during the development process, but many teams struggle to get good at discovery. Matt Wynne created a technique called example mapping that has helped thousands of teams around the world use examples to reach a shared understanding of the problems that need solved. As a consequence there are fewer misunderstandings, fewer disagreements, and a smoother flow of value delivery. This session will teach you what example mapping is and why it works. Through a series of practical demonstrations, we will explore the essential actions needed to prepare for, facilitate, and derive value from example mapping. This knowledge will then make it simple for you and your teams to adopt example mapping successfully (using the many excellent online teaching resources available) and adapt it to your specific context.
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- 2. Example mapping - a structured, collaborative discovery technique Seb Rose Twitter: @sebrose Blog: https://cucumber.io/blog/ E-mail: seb.rose@smartbear.com
- 4. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Requirements Give me an example. Have you thought about … Is there something else that needs to happen? Is that always true? What would happen if … ?
- 5. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Example map https://cucumber.io/blog/2015/12/08/example- mapping-introduction https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwvrGfWmG_U Story Rule Rule Example Example Example Question Example Rule Question Question Example Example Introducing Example Mapping
- 9. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com A sample rule Only library members are permitted to reserve items
- 10. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan.
- 11. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan. Apply reservation charges to library members Members pay a reservation charge of £1
- 12. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan. Apply reservation charges to library members Members pay a reservation charge of £1 Andrew reserves a book He is charged £1
- 13. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan. Apply reservation charges to library members Members pay a reservation charge of £1 Andrew reserves a book He is charged £1 Andrew reserves two books He is charged £1
- 14. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan. Apply reservation charges to library members Members pay a reservation charge of £1 Andrew reserves a book He is charged £1 Andrew reserves two books He is charged £1 £1 £2
- 15. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan. Apply reservation charges to library members Members pay a reservation charge of £1 Andrew reserves a book He is charged £1 Andrew reserves two books He is charged £1 £1 £2 per item
- 16. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Reserving a book at the library At the library, it’s free to take out books that are on the shelves, but there is a charge of £1.00 if you want to reserve an item that’s currently out on loan. Apply reservation charges to library members Members pay a reservation charge of £1 Andrew reserves a book He is charged £1 Andrew reserves two books He is charged £1 £1 £2 per item Is there a limit to the number of books that can be reserved?
- 17. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Anatomy of an example
- 21. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Andrew reserves a book He is charged $1 Context Action Outcome Anatomy of an example
- 22. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Andrew reserves a book He is charged $1 Context Action Outcome Andrew reserves one book Anatomy of an example
- 23. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Andrew reserves a book He is charged $1 Context Action Outcome Andrew reserves one book Andrew is charged $1.00 Anatomy of an example
- 24. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Context Action Outcome Andrew reserves one book Andrew is charged $1.00 Library members pay a reservation charge of $1 per item Anatomy of an example
- 25. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Andrew is a library member Context Action Outcome Andrew reserves one book Andrew is charged $1.00 Library members pay a reservation charge of $1 per item Anatomy of an example
- 26. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Capturing an example - prose
- 27. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Andrew reserves a book He is charged £1 Capturing an example - prose
- 28. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Capturing an example - columns Reserves a book Library member Charged £1
- 29. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com - Andrew is a library member * Andrew reserves a book => He is charged £1 Capturing an example - symbols
- 30. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Capturing an example - sketch
- 34. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Example Example Example
- 35. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Example Example Example Example
- 36. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Example Example Example Example Question
- 37. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Example Example Example Example Question Example Example
- 38. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Example Example Example Example Question Example Example Rule
- 39. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Example Example Example Example Question Example Example Rule Question Question Question Question
- 40. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Visual feedback Story Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule Rule
- 42. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Remote working - spreadsheet
- 43. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Remote working - Mindmup
- 45. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Remote working - CucumberStudio
- 46. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com In my experience …
- 47. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) In my experience …
- 48. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) In my experience …
- 49. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) In my experience …
- 50. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) Give team at least 24 hours notice about story being discussed (select relevant expertise) In my experience …
- 51. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) Not everyone need attend (6 or fewer) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) Give team at least 24 hours notice about story being discussed (select relevant expertise) In my experience …
- 52. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) Not everyone need attend (6 or fewer) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) Business, dev, & test needed to be quorate (3 amigos) Give team at least 24 hours notice about story being discussed (select relevant expertise) In my experience …
- 53. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) Not everyone need attend (6 or fewer) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) Business, dev, & test needed to be quorate (3 amigos) PO/BA brings story & candidate rules (not examples) Give team at least 24 hours notice about story being discussed (select relevant expertise) In my experience …
- 54. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) Not everyone need attend (6 or fewer) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) Business, dev, & test needed to be quorate (3 amigos) PO/BA brings story & candidate rules (not examples) Try to write examples first, rather than talk Give team at least 24 hours notice about story being discussed (select relevant expertise) In my experience …
- 55. @sebrose seb.rose@smartbear.com Keep example mapping short (less than 30 minutes) Not everyone need attend (6 or fewer) All unanswered questions should have owners Schedule example mapping daily (after stand-up) Business, dev, & test needed to be quorate (3 amigos) PO/BA brings story & candidate rules (not examples) Try to write examples first, rather than talk Give team at least 24 hours notice about story being discussed (select relevant expertise) In my experience … High bandwidth is priority (don’t use Given/When/ Then)
- 56. Seb Rose Twitter: @sebrose Blog: https://cucumber.io/blog/ E-mail: seb.rose@smartbear.com http://bddbooks.com