Inspired Outcomes.
Inspired Outcomes.
Inspired Outcomes.
Inspired Outcomes.
I was standing at the front of a meeting room, laptop plugged into the presentation screen, walking a group through a prototype built with our prototyping framework. 👨💼 𝗣𝗿𝗼𝗷𝗲𝗰𝘁 𝗠𝗮𝗻𝗮𝗴𝗲𝗿: “Before we dive in… just to confirm, this is 𝘢𝘧𝘵𝘦𝘳 you’ve gathered all the use cases, written the specs, handed them to the team, and […]
Interactive Application Prototypes – Without Designing The UI? Read More »
This is part 2 of a short series chronicling the design process for an F1 Race Simulation System using AI, with the goal of creating a rapid interactive prototype. In the last post, we explored the following capabilities: In this post, we will extend the model to include: The original ChatGPT session may be found
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This is part 1 of a short series chronicling the design process for an F1 Race Simulation System using AI, with the goal of creating a rapid interactive prototype. Typically we employ a very interactive design process, with a minimum of these participants: However, for this experiment we don’t have access to an SME –
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In a previous post, we shared our view that AI may not be helpful with Domain Exploration. Some parts still hold true, but it didn’t stop us from exploring other ways that AI could help. Generative AI is inherently probabilistic, which means it isn’t the best at delivering pinpoint accuracy or consistent results.However, it excels
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Every system has the concept of ‘hierarchies’. It’s a term that appears in every conversation about domain models. But it’s important to understand what kind of hierarchy is being discussed – because the term has different meanings. 1) Hierarchy meaning “Structure“ Hierarchical structures focus on the assembling of information. Aspects such as Aggregate Design, parent/child
Models and Hierarchies Read More »
tldr; at the end of this post. A question that comes up often when designing aggregates: should an Aggregate load all of its children? Let’s look at a simple example: There appears to be a conflict between these facts and the tenets of DDD: But: So how can an Aggregate be small, yet contain many
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When you’re working with a Client on a new feature, designing the UI will come about quite early in the process. You’ll work together to create mock-ups, Discussing fonts, fields, labels, buttons, and other widgets (“Should we have a drop-down list? Or will a text box do?”). You might even discuss colours, branding, or aesthetics.
UI mock-ups are slow Read More »
Last updated in October 2024. Envivo has provided software consultancy for many projects over the years, across various different domains. In each project we needed to figure out: a) What the Client’s problem isb) How software can offer a solution Which means getting into lengthy conversations to tease out key information. Sometimes the things that