Rm Qm Ux Workgroup Key
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The RM QM Work Group aims to improve the user interfaces of requirement management (RM) and quality management (QM) products by having regular meetings to share designs, code, and prioritize user-focused stories. The goal is to make interfaces more task-oriented, reduce unnecessary clicks, and foster collaboration between teams working on similar problems. Initial RM stories to work on include opening a requirement, viewing all requirements in a project, and filtering or searching requirements.
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Rm Qm Ux Workgroup Key
- 1. RM QM Work Group George DeCandio Craig Lawton
- 2. Workgroup motivation • UI improvement is a focus area for Dave Klavon • RM UI is complex • Not task oriented enough • Too many clicks to do simple things (i.e. create a requirement) • Citi feedback • QM has experience in web UI • Have made good progress, still more to go • Design and code sharing • Teams are struggling with similar problems and solving different ways • Virtually no sharing of any sort going on
- 3. Workgroup goals • Transparency to UI work and stories • Sharing between QM and RM teams • Examples: grids, trees, navigation, etc... • Improve UIs and workflows of our products
- 4. Proposed mode of operation • Meet regularly (weekly?) • Make progress on and review user oriented storyboards • Prioritize and share UI focus areas • Create an environment for sharing and collaboration
- 5. RM Stories to work • Open a requirement • View all requirements in a project •