Most software projects miss their deadlines, exceed budgets, or wind up missing the mark when it comes to what their users want. We've developed Blueprint Agile, a framework of agile, that results in better product outcomes every time.
Buy The BookThe process of Blueprint Agile wasn’t something I sat down and engineered in one go. Instead, it evolved organically through my work with various software development agencies over the years. This methodology has grown and matured over the last decade, balancing the need to provide clients with predictable, affordable services while still maintaining enough flexibility for inevitable changes and pivots.
ReadThe Entity Relationship Blueprint (ERB) is the foundation of your product. During this process, you’ll be defining and organizing the data your product will use. Essentially, it’s about identifying the core entities (things like "users," "accounts," "subscriptions," etc.) that your system will interact with and mapping out the relationships between them.
ReadIf the ERB provides the data backbone of your product, the Information Architecture Blueprint (IAB) shapes how users will actually experience your product. It’s not granular, and it doesn’t answer a lot of important questions, but it does provide critical insights about how the user will interact with your application.
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