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The document summarizes Quiver, a Google Docs extension that aims to help busy college students efficiently complete multiple cover letters. It does this by automatically importing important company information and finding company news to incorporate into letters. User testing showed high satisfaction with autofilling fields but low satisfaction with the news feature. Suggested improvements include more instructions, adding more companies to choose from, improving news summaries using APIs, and allowing users to choose articles. A mock-up of MVP 2 shows potential improvements like search, an instructions tab, and a better interface for selecting news articles.
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Keywords: software development model, hybrid model, scrum methodology, prototype models
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Usability testing involves having representative users complete typical tasks while observers take notes on their experiences. Early testing prevents costly late-stage changes. While large companies use expensive labs, low-budget testing can also provide useful insights through informal sessions. The results should be reviewed collaboratively to improve the interface design and ensure it meets users' needs.
Feature Prioritization Techniques for an Agile PMs by Microsoft PM
Main takeaways:
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A software, undergoes countless brainstorm sessions, rigorous testing in IT environment management and then comes to the production. The task of adding more features to software is like a maze game. The end question that leaves everybody wondering is āHow the hell did this functionality come here?ā. Famous by various other terms like, āScope creepā, ārequirement creepā, refers to unforeseen requests for the addition of features that are not listed in the project scope.
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