Define the solution

The goal of the definition phase is to prioritize the opportunities. Using this priority, develop the user stories, the associated wire frames or and visual designs and create estimates for various tasks.

Story workshops

The Solution Accelerator provides a number of user stories. These stories map to user requirements identified in the discovery phase and during story workshops. Plan on extending these stories with additional requirements or new stories to meet your needs:

  • Create a review template

  • Initiate a review

  • Manage the review

  • Review the content

  • Approve the content

  • Complete the review

Experience architecture

The Solution Accelerator provides a set of user interface components either within the solution template or as supported components within the building blocks. Leverage these components as part of developing the wire frames and visual designs for the selected stories.

  • GlobalCorp solution template

  • Review, Commenting, and Approval building block

Consider the following before you move into the deliver phase:

  • Non-functional requirements such as performance requirements, load requirements, and configuration management.

  • Requirements for configuring a development, build and testing environment, including setting up any required users and permissions. For complete installation instructions, see Installing and Deploying Solution Accelerators at http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_install_sa_95.

    For information about setting up your development environment, see Installing Your Development Environment at http://www.adobe.com/go/learn_lc_installDevEnv_9.

  • Training requirements for the team, based on the skills defined in the stories and building blocks.

  • The roles of the different participants and how to configure the user profiles in Adobe User Management.

  • Planning the different review templates to represent the review and approval workflows. Additional considerations can include:

    • The requirements to provide audit reports, such as database access.

    • How to process the completed reviews, such as archival requirements.

    • Integration of existing processes that occur before and after stages in a review. For example, processes can include watermarking a review document before a stage in a review starts.

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