storyboards造句

There are fundamentally two types of storyboard: requirements discovery storyboards or requirements clarification storyboards.

Remember that storyboards do not have branching or looping logic.

Because personas, parts, and sketches can be used on multiple storyboards, it is best to store these in one central place, separate from the storyboards themselves.

For many types of functionality, especially UI-heavy functionality, once you have these storyboards, you're done.

If so, will storyboards, 3d graphics, or plastic models be used?

You can use a part to populate sketches, screen flows, and storyboards.

Use storyboards and "SRC CARDS" (service, Responsibility, Collaboration) for services to create smaller work units and higher throughput.

After reviewing the two payment storyboards, a stakeholder proposed a change: "The bookstore should support payment by credit cards."

The visual storyboards should be validated, focusing the verifications on the correctness of the main design ideas behind the GUI.

This document includes screen renderings with callouts sufficiently detailed for a programmer to code from, as well as detailed storyboards to illustrate behaviors over time.

The other approach to take is to start creating a catalog of sketches and parts that can be reused in multiple frames and in multiple storyboards.

CLM supports defining features in many forms from user stories or use cases, storyboards, UI sketches, process diagrams, text, images, and even audio or video.

The storyboards can be filmed and edited, and temporary sound effects and music can be added, just to further enhance the model's usefulness.

His storyboards, as drafts for each shot, tend to be cursory. But his verbal description of each scene is so vivid the listener can quickly recreate each frame in his or her mind`s eye.

Several types of artifact (use cases, storyboards, and so forth) can be used to support the requirement definition, but a requirement is definitively expressed as an instance of the requirement type.

Putting too much detail into the storyboards simply wastes time and money and has a tendency to tie us to suboptimal ideas simply because drawing them consumes significant resources.