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Turn old deliverables into interactive site artifacts — step 3 of 3

Checkpoint

One last thing before we move on. pass this to mark the lesson done, or skip and keep moving. hop to the next when you're ready.

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the weekly status update. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the incident postmortem. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the campaign brief. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the brand-review deck. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the weekly queue report. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the claims spreadsheet. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the research readout. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the Q3 roadmap presentation. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the interview debrief packet. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the SOP packet. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

Now adapt the shape to your own old deliverable.

Fill the brief dictionary with a real or realistic deck, doc, spreadsheet, handoff, research readout, or risk summary. If you want the shape filled in, show example uses the same brief for the privilege review memo. The validator checks structure, not exact wording:

  • every field must be filled
  • source material, sections, and risks/constraints need comma-separated lists
  • one useful interaction must name an action someone can take
  • acceptance criteria must say what a reader can do when the artifact works
  • shareable URL or build brief must point to a URL path or name the brief

When the brief is shaped enough to use, the program prints:

brief ready

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