Software Product Developer | Agile & Kanban Expert | Exited Founder | Author & Publisher | Inventor of KEDE;
Tired of seeing tech projects stuck in the "redesign" loop? Maybe we've been doing specifications all wrong? Technical specifications are foundational in software development. However, in our ever-evolving tech landscape, is a single rigid design really the answer? Enter Set-Based Design. it proposes a palette of potential designs, not just a single one. Once these options are laid out, the best one is selected after comprehensive assessment. Such an approach endows developers with flexibility, sparking innovation and adaptability. Not just that, it's a safety net against sudden changes and emerging risks. This framework permits teams to delve into exploration and refinement, all while sidelining the anxiety of last-minute changes. ** Perhaps, in the quest for perfection, the trick isn't to nail it right the first time, but to keep our options open until the final act. #SetBasedDesign #TechAdaptability #RedefiningSpecifications
