D3D Website Requirements v1

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• Result Metrics are clear
• Builds community and assists in marketing
• Map of builds
• Build Gallery (includes submission standards), submit yourself (D3D + derivatives only)
• Registrations for ongoing workshops worldwide
• Registrations for quarterly Grand Challenges (100+ builds in a day)
• Registrations for Continental Events (1000 builds in a day)
• Enterprise Development
• Gallery of 3D Printed products by market value
• OS Microfactory On-Demand Print Shop (only of existing products)
• Print Cluster documentation
• Dev Network
• Discussion Network

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WorkItems only focused on workshop

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Website brief: It should be a channel to develop a DYI

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• Activity Modeling of relevant jobs we want to facilitate with our website. Brief o minimum set of tasks that people should be able to do.
• Get the Why in less than 3 minutes;
• Create a profile and
• Get amazed and inspired by being able to look at the model;
• Download the files immediately in different file types

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• List of relevant functionality.
• Now we have tested the 3D visualization
• I would like to have a map with locations of close events, join an event close to where you live

. Make a new event and we will train you. The idea is to have a spatial and scheduling match, so that people can see what is happening close to their location, or get inspired by filling a spatial (geographic gap).

• Profiling service: I saw a very nice profiling in sketch fab, where you can easily integrate with facebook APIs and services, to get people to meet each other, etc.

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Site Elements

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• Registrations in different cities
• 3D4Edu-like offering (can’t use that name though)
• 100 Build event Climax Events in major cities
• Open source website code on Github or similar
• On-demand swag sales - tshirt, sticker
• Printed on-demand books order included
• 3D Printer Design Guide
• Print Shop for proven 3DP designs
• Curated Design Library of important products, with submission form
• Links to HeroX incentive prize for Open Source Solar Microfactory challenge
• Exhaustive Troubleshooting and Repair guide + FAQ
• Links to OSE Social Network for Customer Support
• Customer support is about well-documented prior questions
• With our simplicity and modularity, full sopport should be automated

Other:

• Links to wiki as repo

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Jose: Assumptions behind web-site development

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The web-site development always reflect the quality of the organization, and part of the enterprise architecture. This is a good reference to always keep in mind.

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• The website is a channel to reach our customers/community (it is a mean to realize the business model) I see the website as a component of the enterprise architecture
• The business model currently being proposed is to develop DIY products of a certain kind (the enable, facilitate economic empowerment in a sustainable manner).
• We are probably working with wordpress right?

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What is the probblem:

• OSE has an already complex ICT ecosystem: Wiki; Community-network; and the website. As I see it the website is the channel to reach customers, launch our products, recruit people, get general information on the organization.
• Our goal with this sub-project is to improve the current solution, because it doesn’t satisfy the requirements goals of this website.
• Correct me if I am wrong :)

Website scope within Broader picture of OSE

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This is the workshop

Simplified Scope Around an OSE product: D3D

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For me in order to scope properly website requirements, I try to visualize the business context. To do so I started visualizing OSE as an organization here and the underlying assumptions. This also helps OSE to validate what is the perception of a developer of what the Organization is about, and how the website is a a channel

This is the website

This is the workshop

This is the workshop

Make some assumptions

1)Printers difficult to put together 2) Industrial 3D printers are very expensive 3) 3D printers are not currently design for extensibility, re-creation, etc.

D3D printer

Amount of workshops; amount produced machines; growth of revenues

For successful design specification of web site I use this framework combined with Agile Don’t panic :)

Larry Constantine

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This is the workshop

Make clear assumptions of how the actors are going to interact with OSE, by which means, which tools are we providing

Design Solution technically coherent with the left content

Important Value Proposition for Service around the D3D Printer Product

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This is the workshop

Make clear assumptions of how the actors are going to interact with OSE, by which means, which tools are we providing

As in Free Code-Camp we can have a list of projects for the purpose of teaching people how to develop skills and capacity to become an Open Hardware developer.

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> We could have a list of mechanism printing,

> Electronic projects, and educational materials… Training and exercises, using the d3D as a laboratory for people to explore new concepts, and challenges…..

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Preliminary Customer Journey Ma for the workshop

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See the reference of this tool

E-Commerce

We build high-performing websites that convert visitors into customers.

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3 Activity Map: OSE case example

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This activity is carried out a t by Marcin (head technologist)

Current proposed revenue model under validation

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Problem-concept-product unique value proposition formulation

Concept Verification with experts

Test Driven Design

Concurrent process not sequential

Target Design Specifications

Validations with customers

Website landing page captures this in a single compelling story

What and how is solid in 1 now. Now we need to go to replication.

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Development of an Open Source machine or item (house)

Replication of Open Source machine(s)

Replication of a distributive enterprise business around open source machine(s)

Metrics, outcomes

D3D 3D Printer marketing

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See notes below

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First: Why 3D printer? The 3D printer is one of our stepping stone machines for several reasons:

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1. It is the first fully Open Source Product that delivers complete use-value like any other product.
2. It is also a mean of production, and therefore is an empowering product to get you started in our roadmap to the Open Source Economy.

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Why our printer? It is a 3D printer, that embodies requirements for circular long-lasting products:

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1. It is design to be easily upgraded and adapted do to its highly modular design
2. It is the friendliest model in regard to assembly, disassembly and fixing.

See the farmiobot example of open source product marketing

List of website ideal components

List of website ideal components

• 3D visualization of the 3D printer

> See this test on wiki

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I like many of the features of this site to digest step by step info

Inspirational Use-cases

Here we put examples of use-cases of different websites that have features that we want to have

Clear call to action gives a roadmap to the user of what to do and what to expect