The Art of API Design - Ronnie Mitra, Director of API Design, API Academy at Nordic APIs

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Ronnie Mitra, Director of API Design for the CA API Academy team spoke about "The Art of Effective API Design" at Nordic APIs

The Art of Effective
API Design
Ronnie
Mitra
Director
of
API
Design
CA
API
Academy
@mitraman

Design
“firmitas, utilitas, venustas”
Solid,
useful,
beautiful

User
Experience
Peter Morville’s UX
Honeycomb

Need
Finding
/
User
Research
Ideation
Testing
&
Validation

development platform
API
Tools
Client API

Need
Finding
/
User
Research
Interviews
Interviews
Participatory
Design
Persona
Development

Write
Client
Code
Observation
Data
Collection
Testing
&
Validation

The Art of API Design - Ronnie Mitra, Director of API Design, API Academy at Nordic APIs

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Minimal
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High-‐Fidelity
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Implementation

API
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• Whiteboard
• Coding
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