Wk 4 - CRM Design Proposal

Assignment Content

1. The stakeholders at WeLoveVideo, Inc. are interested in understanding what the CRM will look like prior to development. There are a variety of ways the project team can approach design, some being more effective in terms of giving the stakeholders a view into what the final product will look like. Some of the approaches include a storyboard and presentation. The storyboard provides a visual display, while the presentation provides the necessary information.
   
   
   Develop a proposal presentation of how you will approach the design for the WeLoveVideo, Inc. CRM project.
   
   
   Create an 8- to 10-slide, multimedia-rich presentation, and include the following:
   
   • Identify the recommended design approach (User Experience Design, Bottom Up Design, or one of your choosing).
   • Explain why this approach was chosen over others.
   • Highlight the steps and processes that will be adhered to, along with the output expected from the approach.
   • Include a storyboard that represents general screen layout and user flow within the system.
   • Highlight the pros and cons of the chosen approach against other options.
   • Appropriate charts, images, graphics, video, or audio where appropriate.
   • Cite at least 2 references using APA format.
   • Submit your assignment.
     
     
     Faculty Note:
     If your first reaction after reading this assignment question is to google some of these terms like Bottom Up Design, Storyboard, ... don't. There are many unrelated areas that use the term Bottom Up Design, Storyboard, and similar terms. It is a surefire way of answering this assignment wrongly.
     
     
     I would recommend sitting through “UX-driven Software Design" Pluralsight course first, and that would give you more context when you get results back from your web searches, to discern the relevant content from the trash ... no I mean the rest.
     
     
     As for storyboard, this is a term used a lot in filming. Remember, this is about a storyboard that "... represents general screen layout and user flow within the system". If you have a storyboard copied from the web somewhere, but it is not relevant to the question, you may not have answered the question. 
     
     
     Resources
     
   • Ch. 10 readings of Modern Systems Analysis and Design in the Wk 4 – Learning Activities folder
   • Pluralsight: UX-driven Software Design in the Wk 4 – Learning Activities folder
   • Center for Writing Excellence 
   • Reference and Citation Generator 
   • Grammar and Writing Guides