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Will It Fly? How to Know if Your New Business Idea Has Wings...Before You Take the Leap

Posted: Sunday, August 3rd, 2008
Category: Web Development and Design, User Interface
Author: Wahyudi
One of the core idea of agile design and development is short iteration of delivering something the client. Right now I’m leading the web part of the redesign project of our personal application form system. It was a good start to have my design immediately approved by the project stakeholder. After a short conversation with the other team member and studying the existing application, I came up with a hand made sketch that transformed to a digital document by our business analyst before he presented to the project stakeholder. It was short and client was happy. Below is one of sketch showing the first screen where a user is presented with a search field that has Ajax auto-complete functionality. Below the search field is a table with paging functionality showing the projects available for the user. The two page elements - search and table - are related, this allow user to search by the project number assisted by auto-completion, of course only if the user remember the two first digits. If the user doesn’t know at least the first two digits of the project number, the table provides the user a way to see the available projects with the number and description. This table is filtered once a user entered a part of a project number.