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Explore a few ways with which to present these features in the user interface, to support the established workflows, and meet technical requirements.

Verification Conditions:

1. Create Mock Ups
2. Review Mock Ups
3. Iterate, based on feedback

As a user of the Apicurio Designer, I want to be able to see all the validation errors for an API and understand what they relate to in the API, so that I can be informed, in order to resolve the error quickly.

Requirements

• Work with Eric to establish high level functional requirements for the feature
• Create 2-3, final, concepts to meet agreed upon functional requirements

Validation Conditions

• Review final concepts
• Decide on which concepts fulfill the requirements in the most usable way.

Provide wireframes of concept refinements and supportive documentation, that reflect the functional requirements and explain the experience and interactions, so that the design can be implemented.

Verification Conditions:

• Wireframes have captured feedback from concepts
• Wireframes explain the workflow and interactions
• Wireframes are reviewed with Eric + stakeholders (?)

As a use of Apicurio, I want to be able to see changes being made, to an API definition, in realtime. I want to be able to know who is currently making changes, and what those changes are. These changes should be visible in both the form or text/code mode.

1. Create mock ups of concepts to surface the collaboration functionality in the UI.
2. Make sure all technical limitations and possibilities have been taken into account.
3. Consider the Edit and Undo functionality and how it related to the collaboration functionality.

Verification Conditions:

1. Review mock ups with Eric and any additional stakeholders.
2. Review the collaboration workflows in relation to the Edit and Undo functionality.
3. Capture and iterate on feedback

1. Work with Eric to understand what is technically possible
2. Establish the end user scenarios/workflows that need to be supported

So that we can be clear in what we support in the UI to create an understandable experience, that meets the users expectation of these standard commands.