let's build a product
simplified way
with examples from Merit Money system
Merit Money
sks.selleo.com (demo)
Product - why & how
- challenge (some kind of friction)
-
research
- how currently people are dealing with it
- what solutions already exist
-
define our idea
- what we want to build
- why we want to build it
- how it's differ, unique selling point
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business is not the product
- business model canvas
Merit Money
- paying bonus in fair and more distributed way
-
research
- top-down (managers); excell;
- https://bonus.ly/
- http://www.infoq.com/news/2015/08/peer-to-peer
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define our idea
- peer to peer bonus distribution system
(recognition system) - to solve selleo challange - have distributed payroll system
- better ui, and integration with internal tools, simply low cost infrastructure
- peer to peer bonus distribution system
- we already have request from companies that would like to buy it
The Plan
- write list of features
(sort according to importance) - write scenarios for 3 most important features
(sequence of actions to make working feature) - think about flow - user interactions with the system
(design wireframes and map them with scenarios)
[you can watch how others solve similar problems
eg.: Zurb University] - simplify your scenarios as in Elephant Carpacio
(what is the smallest possible way to build part of that) - arrange your scenarios in 2 sprints (and backlog)
(weekly increment: goal / deadline) - conduct kick-off meeting
(setup env, ensure all have access, decide who do what in first sprint; start the project - github, github issues, deployment)
The Plan
- Ann is giving kudo to her coworker Mark
- Mark is writing comment on the kudo to his teammate Luke
- Mark is reviewing how his teammates recognize his work
- Ann is looking for what kind of work her colleges are receiving kudos
- Luke when giving kudo want to review if he hadn't missed anyone
- Agnes (as manager) want to distribute money respectively to kudos share
list of features
The Plan
scenarios for 2, 3 most important features
- Ann is giving kudo to her coworker Mark
- Mark is writing comment on the kudo to his teammate Luke
- Mark is reviewing how his teammates recognize his work
- Ann is looking for what kind of work her colleges are receiving kudos
- Luke when giving kudo want to review if he hadn't missed anyone
- Agnes (as manager) want to distribute money respectively to kudos share
The Plan
Ann is giving kudo to her coworker Mark
As one of coworker and team member
Being on the team page
By clicking on his profile picture
I've gave him one kudo from my bucket
The Plan
Ann is giving kudo to her coworker Mark
As one of team member
Being on the team page
By clicking on Mark profile picture
I've gave him one kudo from my bucket
The Plan
Ann is giving kudo to her coworker Mark
As one of team member
Being on the team page
By clicking on Mark profile picture
I'll give him one kudo from my bucket
- what are visible for Ann, and what for Mark
- is there always kudo in the bucket
(if not, how much do they have, do it ever get refiled) - how Ann and Mark get into system
- what about teams, who defines them
- how do they authenticate with system
- ...
The Plan
Mark is reviewing how his teammates recognize his work
The Plan
Agnes (as manager) want to distribute money respectively to kudos share
The Plan
about flow
https://www.draw.io/
The Plan
last steps
- simplify your scenarios as in Elephant Carpacio
(what is the smallest possible way to build part of that) - arrange your scenarios in 2 sprints (and backlog)
(weekly increment: goal / deadline) - conduct kick-off meeting
(setup env, ensure all have access, decide who do what in first sprint; start the project - github, github issues, deployment)
let's build a product
By Michał Czyż
