Description of Workflow Design and Planning Proccess -- describes challenges between designers and developers

1. “The future is already here—it’s just
unevenly distributed.”
William Gibson

2. Making hard things easier

3. Picking the right approaches

4. Understanding how we’re different

5. Learn how to not ignore dysfunction

6. Push our teams in the right direction

7. What to do when
we get stuck

8. Design is more than this
Poor design can shortchange
outcomes

9. Design workflow has a
history
Source: Charles and Ray Eames

10. And many processes we're familiar with
Source: Gregg Berryman

11. But are based on different mediums
Source: Gregg Berryman

12. We've adapted these processes
Source: Gregg Berryman

13. To serve us better
Source: Gregg Berryman

14. And tried to make them agile and simple
Source: Gregg Berryman

17. Source: Chris Bernard

18. Source: Chris Bernard

19. Source: Institute of Design

20. But design planning starts even
sooner
Source: Hasso Plattner Institute of Design

21. And the way we're working is changing
Source: International Design Magazine

22. Old processes are well
understood
Source: Chris Bernard

23. Perhaps universally understood

24. Source: Jesse James Garrett

25. Trouble is here

27. We can do better

28. “We don’t have good visibility into project status”
“Our (distributed) teams are not communicating effectively”
“Requirements are not sufficiently defined or tracked”
“We need lightweight, agile design processes”
“Prototyping is not rapid nor integrated”

29. Design Team
Development Team
One to Four Weeks