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yesterday the @SensibleObject team ran a beta version of @doteveryone’s #consequencescanning - an Agile event to help design teams consider the consequences of a new product or feature. TL:DR it’s *great* and you need it in your process. Read on for more reckons! 1/n
@SensibleObject @doteveryone The event is intended to be run multiple times throughout a product development cycle, answering 3 questions:
- What are the intended and unintended consequences?
- What are the positive aspects we want to focus on?
- What are the not-so-positive aspects we want to mitigate?
- What are the intended and unintended consequences?
- What are the positive aspects we want to focus on?
- What are the not-so-positive aspects we want to mitigate?
@SensibleObject @doteveryone We ran it on a product we’re considering putting into development. It’s a new voice game with a novel play pattern. The event was easy to grasp from the materials @doteveryone shared: 1st we posted up all the intended and unintended consequences of the product (3/n)
