FE Design JIRA structure

tona monjo tonamonjo at gmail.com
Fri Jul 3 12:37:54 UTC 2009


Hello,

Thanks for your effort to make work structure more clear. Your proposal of
sharing a common vocabulary is important to organize our tasks in JIRA.

I think that it'd be also interesting to reinforce the visualization of
interdependency between the different tasks involved on a same project or
micro-project, not only for sharing but also for tasks that are dependant of
other team members' tasks. For instance, if a depelover needs something from
a designer to begin or to complete a task, it should be clearly displayed in
JIRA.

I cannot really imagine which would be the best solution for it (maybe it's
because I'm novice in JIRA and there's already a good solution). I suggest
that we could show this dependency following the same structure that you
propose for displaying shared tasks.

For example, let's imagine that David is going to work on the "Add to
favourites" option for the iPhone artifact data, but before starting he
needs the prototype from the designers. He could enter his task as

iPhone: artifact data: Create favouriting [Dependant of designers'
prototype]

Would it work?

Tona


On Fri, Jul 3, 2009 at 1:50 PM, Jess Mitchell <jess at jessmitchell.com> wrote:

> Below is an attempt to organize the work that the designers are getting
> into JIRA -- as a way to structure their "iterations" of work.
> James and I just had an impromptu brainstorm about how to structure the
> work and came up with this as a recommendation:
>
>
> component field in JIRA  summary description structure
>
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> Mobile
> iPhone: artifact data: <details of work task here> [Shared with
> FirstinitialLastinitial]
> as an example, see: http://issues.fluidproject.org/browse/FLUID-2973
> iPhone: spatial data: <details of work task here> [Shared with FILI]
> iPhone: conceptual data: <details of work task here> [Shared with FILI]
> Android: artifact data: <details of work task here> [Shared with FILI]
> and so on...
>
> (we are still doing early thinking in the following two areas, so the
> summary description structure is drafty)
>
> Spatial Mapping
> object-based: tech: <details of work task here> [Shared with FILI]
> room-based: tech: <details of work task here> [Shared with FILI]
> proximity-based: tech: <details of work task here> [Shared with FILI]
> (this is the one where we have the most thinking to do)...
>
> Conceptual Mapping
> authoritative-data:
> visitor-tagged-data:
> time-data:
>
> The goal is to have enough of a shared vocabulary that we can all begin to
> put our tasks into JIRA.  Our thinking *will* evolve and we will change the
> vocabulary to make sense to us.  The above represents what we're thinking
> now and want to use for our iteration02 planning in JIRA.  We aren't locked
> in to doing things this way, so we can adjust to make JIRA work for us.
>
> Feedback, comments, questions?
>
>
> Best,
> Jess
>
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