In once sense, its all about situations. e.g. context. So this is good. Though its also about how the context is described (in storyboards) and how it varies with more descriptive information. The latter evolution is most important. In our own experience maintaining usable knowledge for a non-trivial 'skill' is the most important part. Not enough detail about that is included. (More detail at the link)
New Alexa Design Guide: Create Engaging Alexa Skills Using Situational Design By Anna Van Brookhoven
We’re excited to announce the publication of the new Alexa Design Guide for skill builders, built around the principles of situational design so you can create more engaging and habitual skills. This new design methodology is rooted in voice-first design principles, versus screen-first design, ensuring that your skill can deliver compelling and delightful conversational experiences.
Whether you’re new to designing skills, or you need guidance on challenging skill use cases, this guide will help you:
Learn how to script engaging dialog
Create storyboards from your script
Discover voice design use cases and patterns for your skill
Get insight into special use cases for specific types of skills
Explore how to layer in complementary visuals using the Alexa Presentation Language (APL)
Check out the updated guide here.
What is Situational Design? ... "
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