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Interaction Canvas
API Design
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Steps
- Interaction Goals: Define the purpose of each interaction.
- Inputs: Document required inputs for the interaction.
- Outputs: Define the expected outputs or responses.
- Workflow: Map the sequence of steps for the interaction.
- Exceptions: Identify and document potential exceptions or edge cases.
- Feedback: Include mechanisms for users to provide feedback on interactions.
Tips
- Start with common use cases before handling edge cases.
- Simulate interactions with mock data to validate workflows.
- Document expected responses for successful and unsuccessful interactions.
Collaborate
Involves product managers, architects, and developers to ensure workflows meet consumer expectations.
Quality
Improves user experience by ensuring APIs handle interactions intuitively and consistently.
Speed
By pre-defining workflows, reduces ambiguity and accelerates API implementation.
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