Thursday, February 27, 2014

Gathering information for a project

Looking at the three ideas I posted before, I think I'll run with the one for my dad (which you can read here).

Setting: Living room - one evening

Possible means of gathering information would be a direct interview which would contain the following questions:


  • What do you need the program to do?
  • What do you want the program to do?
  • Are you looking to manage the data yourself?
  • Would you like it to be web based or proprietary to your machine?
  • Who else would have access to your program?
Those questions would start the interview, and each answer could/would lead to more focused questions on the product.

Follow up: Arrange a follow up session to get additional details

Until next time :)

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