Chapter 2: Agile Methodologies and Approaches
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Your home page drawing now looks like Figure 2 - 2.Figure 2-2Speaking of categories, you decide to put a long vertical rectangle to the left of the main featured item,
telling her, “ This is where we ’ ll list all the categories in your store. Let ’ s talk about those for a bit. ”
Claudia nods and tells you that in her existing inventory, she has five or six major categories of products,
each with their own subcategories. So far, her store only has two levels of categories, so you know that
you will need to build a hierarchical category tree and a two - level navigation depending on what the
user clicks on, as illustrated in Figure 2 - 3.
Figure 2-3You both look at this mockup and decide that what you have is pretty good. You ’ ve been at it for about
an hour, but instead of quitting just yet, you decide to push ahead to create two other page mockups: one
for the Category view and one for the Detail view.