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Roadmap
The purpose of this page is to share thinking about the future of Touchpoints.
The Roadmap is the highest-level thinking about the product. Roadmap items are reflected in the Backlog as "Epics", which are represented by labels in Trello. Each Roadmap item has a label, and the labels are assigned to related stories. Detailed User Stories exist in the Backlog and are tagged with a label for the Epic/Roadmap item.
The product backlog for Touchpoints lives in Trello.
- 50,000ft - Program and Product Charter
- 30,000ft - Product Roadmap (notional work, not-committed to, represented here, and perhaps, in Trello; but not fully defined or prioritized)
- 10,000ft - Backlog (ongoing, prioritized work, represented in Trello)
- 1,000ft - Bi-weekly Product Sprints (2 weeks long)
- Ground level - day-to-day work within product sprints
Upcoming work may include:
- improve USWDS modal accessibility
- instrumenting DAP events
- API write features (to ingest CX Data Collections)
- Visualizing service maps
- additions to support Performance.gov goal and objective reporting
- Dashboarding (eg: a Trend analysis, or comparative reports between same Agency, across times)
- Forms
- A-11 form template
- Thumbs/up down buttons
- Responses
- Email notifications
- lightweight stateful tracking (received, acknowledged, dispatched, responded)
- Digital Registry:
- Consolidated separate US Digital Registry app into Touchpoints (including Social Media Accounts and Mobile Apps)
- Websites
- Basic request to the Site Scanning API
- Data Collections:
- CX quarterly reporting
- OMB CSCRM Data Collection
- Annual Performance Goal Tracking (data collection)
In Q1 2021, Feedback Analytics engaged with a vendor to explore capabilities and operations related to social media sentiment analysis, for the purposes of enhancing CX. The project helped agencies better understand the amount of effort required to consistently monitor, analyze, and refine data analysis tools. A primary objective was to discover new feedback, not surfaced elsewhere. While social media did yield feedback, it was not often new, unique, valid, or actionable.
Originally, Touchpoints sought to gather information related to the PRA to make the ICR (Information Collection Request) process easier. This turned out not to be a major pain point for users, and these PRA workflow features were deprecated.
Touchpoints does still provide fields for an OMB Approval Number and Expiration Date, which are the result of the ICR (Information Collection Request) process.