How to defeat feature gluttony - Kasia Mrowca

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Feature bloat can negatively impact products by increasing complexity and overwhelming users with too many options. It also affects roadmaps and backlogs by making commitments difficult to keep, causing backlogs to grow too large, and complicating prioritization efforts. The document recommends cleaning up features to reduce bloat, estimating stories in points rather than hours to provide a relative scale, and focusing on business value and risk over large estimates when prioritizing work.

Software

Gluttony
Source: http://www.pusheen.com/

Number of features
Happinessoftheuser
Happy user

Number of features
Happinessoftheuser
Now I can’t find
anything!

Number of features
Complexity
Number of features
Happinessoftheuser
Now I can’t find anything!

high estimate as a way to
scare the customer

high estimate as a way to
scare the customer
MISTAKE!

why huge estimates are not scary?
the customer…
… doesn’t understand Story Points
… is used to big estimates...
… maps estimates to magic numbers in excel
… doesn’t know that this implementation
is not beneficial for HIM

categories
(moduls)
features
Method source: Innovation games

estimation methods
•Business Value – (simplifying) how profitable the feature is?
•additional estimate of risk

estimation methods
Story Points
User Story A
21

estimation methods
Story Points
User Story A
21
Risk
Business Value
XL
100

estimation methods
Story Points
User Story A
21
Risk
Business Value
XL
100
User Story A’
21
M
90

estimation methods
Story Points
User Story B
21
Risk
Business Value
L
20

how present alternatives?
•compare variants
Need 1
Need 2
Need 3
User Story A’ User Story A

Story Points
User Story A
21
Risk
Business Value
XL
100
User Story A’
21
M
90

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How to defeat feature gluttony - Kasia Mrowca

2. How to defeat feature gluttony

4. Gluttony Source: http://www.pusheen.com/

5. Source: http://9gag.com/

8. How feature gluttony affects product?

10.

11. Number of features Complexity

12. Number of features Happinessoftheuser Happy user

13. Number of features Happinessoftheuser Now I can’t find anything!

14. How feature gluttony affects backlog?

15. Problem 1: Road map

16. Problem 1: Road map commitment

17. Problem 2: Backlog

18. Problem 2: Backlog size

19.

20. Problem 3: priorities

21.

22. Number of features Complexity Number of features Happinessoftheuser Now I can’t find anything!

23. Number of features Complexity Number of features Happinessoftheuser Now I can’t find anything!

24. Clean up!

25. Estimates…

26. … how about using story points?

27. high estimate as a way to scare the customer

28. high estimate as a way to scare the customer MISTAKE!

29. why huge estimates are not scary? the customer… … doesn’t understand Story Points … is used to big estimates... … maps estimates to magic numbers in excel … doesn’t know that this implementation is not beneficial for HIM

30. why huge estimates are not scary? the customer… … doesn’t understand Story Points … is used to big estimates... … maps estimates to magic numbers in excel … doesn’t know that this implementation is not beneficial for HIM

31. why huge estimates are not scary? the customer… … doesn’t understand Story Points … is used to big estimates... … maps estimates to magic numbers in excel … doesn’t know that this implementation is not beneficial for HIM

32. why huge estimates are not scary? the customer… … doesn’t understand Story Points … is used to big estimates... … maps estimates to magic numbers in excel … doesn’t know that this implementation is not beneficial for HIM

33. Clean up! Do it right!

34. How to start?

35. Road map: vision ahead!

36. Product tree

37. categories (moduls) features Method source: Innovation games

38. Love vs ROI

39. Love vs ROI

40. Love vs ROI

41.

42.

43.

44. Metrics