Illustrating Scenarios
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One of our enemies when working with BDD is the great Wall of Text. The long list of ""Given ... When ... Then ..."" which we fill our whiteboards with, which makes examples hard to overview and which doesn't help with either creativity or recollection.
Imagine instead transforming the room into a cheerful, creative place where team members and stakeholders are laughing and working together. Imagine remembering details about scenarios months after they have been implemented.
By illustrating your scenarios instead of writing them, the examples become easier to remember and overview, fun to create and also trigger our creative side.
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Illustrating Scenarios
Ulrika Malmgren
Ulrika has been passionate about testing for almost a decade and has worked with test on a bunch of different products, using both exploratory and automated testing. She believes that when creating good systems, everyone needs to care about quality and think about it from the very beginning and she loves to have the conversation on how you can do that.
Please log in to watch this conference skillscast.
One of our enemies when working with BDD is the great Wall of Text. The long list of ""Given ... When ... Then ..."" which we fill our whiteboards with, which makes examples hard to overview and which doesn't help with either creativity or recollection.
Imagine instead transforming the room into a cheerful, creative place where team members and stakeholders are laughing and working together. Imagine remembering details about scenarios months after they have been implemented.
By illustrating your scenarios instead of writing them, the examples become easier to remember and overview, fun to create and also trigger our creative side.
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- Martine Devos' Certified Scrum Product Owner (in London on 12th - 13th September 2019)
- Martine Devos' Certified Scrum Master, Estimation & Planning Class (in London on 16th - 17th September 2019)
- SC London 2019 (Software Craftsmanship London) (in London on 3rd - 4th October 2019)
- P3X - People, Product & Process eXchange 2019 (in London on 31st October - 1st November 2019)
- XP as we would do it today (in London on 27th August 2019)
- Digital Leadership Live Mapping Workshop (in London on 9th September 2019)
- Christine Thompson Scrum Alliance Certified Team Coach presents: Coaching Excellence NLP Strategies for effective teams (SkillsCast recorded in August 2019)
- Taking Back “Software Engineering” (SkillsCast recorded in July 2019)
Thanks to our sponsors
Illustrating Scenarios
Ulrika Malmgren
Ulrika has been passionate about testing for almost a decade and has worked with test on a bunch of different products, using both exploratory and automated testing. She believes that when creating good systems, everyone needs to care about quality and think about it from the very beginning and she loves to have the conversation on how you can do that.