Date: Friday, February 21, 2025
1. Key Discussion Points
Sprint 2 Demo Overview & Project Evolution
- Gelon Brumfield introduced the agenda which included:
- A recap of Sprint 1.
- Updates on user insights and design.
- Future project goals.
- Rachel Beyerlein suggested reaching out to a client who had not yet joined.
Vision & Prioritization for MVP Development
- Gelon Brumfield introduced the refined MVP vision statement, defining the product as an AI-powered content creation tool.
- Alexi King outlined prioritization criteria using the Moscow framework (Must-haves, Should-haves, Could-haves, Won’t-haves).
- Amir Panahi categorized features into epics and discussed a dynamic backlog for design team communication.
User Insights & Content Creator Research
- Oana Ozunu presented research on content creators' workflows, focusing on challenges in scientific communication.
- Phillip Lee highlighted how user needs have evolved from MVP1 to MVP3, emphasizing:
- Efficiency, authenticity, control, and reliability.
- Addressing pain points like restrictive onboarding and limited customization.
Design & Navigation Enhancements
- Stephanie Beeguer outlined usability challenges with the Feedmap VeriSci prototype, including:
- Overloaded pages and inconsistent navigation.
- Proposed sitemap refinements to improve clarity.
- Danni presented a revised user flow, integrating:
- Fact-checking and content creation as parallel features.
- Wireframes showcasing source verification and customization options.
Client Feedback & Iterative Development
- Brinleigh Murphy-Reuter suggested incorporating ConsenusMeter updates into the project.
- Pablo M. Flores discussed ongoing development of a consensus meter for source verification.
- The team agreed on wireframing and prototyping as the next steps.