Map out the products, devices, and transitions of each step in your demo.

Whiteboard each step of your demo story in a linear flow.

Ready to get started? Here are the four steps to build your storyboard.

Tie your story back to your customer’s goals.

Save time, because building out a demo takes far more time than storyboarding it.Show other teams what needs to be built and what it looks like.Illustrate what is possible on a screen-by-screen basis.Now, are you asking yourself: “If I already have my story, do I really need to storyboard, as well?” The answer is a resounding “Yes!” Storyboards: Instead, you and your teams use it as a template to begin creating your demo. You don't use it as an end design for your customer. The goal of storyboarding is to transform your story idea into a screen-by-screen, click-by-click presentation. One way to make sure this happens is to create a storyboard.Ī storyboard is a visual representation of your demo story. So it’s only natural you want your demos to go off without a hitch. You spend hour after hour creating the perfect story for your audience. After completing this unit, you’ll be able to:

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