Joint Application Development (JAD)
Joint Application Development (JAD) is commonly used in the early stages of Agile-based frameworks to learn and verify the elements of a User Story. JAD speeds up the identification and validation of the Epic details of a software solution or website by involving the end user or website owner as a team member. This approach allows the Development Team to quickly and accurately translate the end user’s view into the requirements of the product. Figure 12-4 illustrates the sequence of work in a JAD project. Notice that it resembles the SDLC but remember that a JAD team is focused on only one User Story or Epic at a time.
FIGURE 12-4 The phases of a JAD project.
JAD Team Roles
A JAD team is made up of several ...
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