Domain Storytelling
Domain Storytelling is a collaborative modeling technique that captures domain knowledge through visual stories of actors, activities, objects, and interactions in a process.
Architecture Modernization: Socio-technical alignment of software, strategy, and structure
A domain story is a visual representation of a precise domain process expressed as a single flow of activities and interactions.
- How it is used
- Explores future domain processes to identify valuable modernization requirements and improve the conceptual domain model.
- How deep it goes
- Defines the notation and develops workshop scoping and facilitation guidance, while keeping alternative scenarios in separate stories.
- Examples
- Illustrates a future-state prescription-validation process and a workshop replay of a partially modeled story.
- What you can do after
- Practice/perform a scoped, single-flow modeling workshop to explore a process and clarify modernization requirements.
Collaborative Software Design: How to facilitate domain modeling decisions
Domain Storytelling is a collaborative modeling technique that captures domain knowledge through illustrated stories of activities and interactions.
- How it is used
- Captures and visualizes business processes and cooperation during collaborative modeling conversations.
- How deep it goes
- Explains notation, facilitation, flexibility, and validation, but stops short of prescribing a complete modeling process.
- Examples
- Uses BigScreen’s ticket-reservation scenario, pictograms, numbered arrows, and views with or without legacy systems.
- What you can do after
- Evaluate conversations and cooperation by drawing, validating, and refining shared visual stories.
Related concepts
- software design EventStormingcontrasts with · Software design EventStorming is a collaborative modeling technique that explores domain events and processes to inform software structure and behavior.
- scenariouses · A scenario is a concrete description of a situation or conditions, often including actions and expected or possible outcomes, for analysis or evaluation.
- workflowuses · A workflow is an organized sequence of coordinated activities, tasks, or decisions through which work progresses toward an outcome.
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