As overheard on the d3 mailing list.
_“My strategy so far is to unemotionally ask them to step back for a minute from the “I want this feature” phrase. Start thinking about value delivered to the user; start thinking about HOW the user is going to use whatever information or functionality you’re delivering to them.”_ —“David Goodlad”:http://david.goodlad.ca
_“People have emotional attachments, pet ideas, favorite ways of doing things, and they are quick to impose those, under the guise of “business requirments”.”_ —“Brian Ford”:http://blog.brightredglow.com/
“Dialogue-Driven Development has the opportunity to step up in this environment and redefine the interaction between customers and developers.” —Brasten Sager (link)
..we’re just getting started. ;-)
If developer to client, developer to developer, or developer to user interaction is important to you… come talk with those of us involved in the Dialogue-Driven Development project.
