Exercise 1

In this exercise, we'll build our Event Model out to the point of functioning a bit like a storyboard for a film. This phase of the Event Modeling workshop proceeds in 3 steps, and the README.md for each step contains detailed instructions for completing that step:

First, we'll begin step 1 with a blank Event Model, and then proceed by brainstorming our business Events. We won't worry yet about properly ordering/sequencing these Events. When you're done, the model should look something like this (png | json export).
Next, in step 2, we'll sequence the Events that we brainstormed into a plausible business narrative, sort of like the script of a film. When you're done, the model should look something like this (png | json export)
Finally, in step 3 we'll add Interfaces above our Events to visualize what the user will be experiencing at that point in the workflow, similar to how a film's storyboard combines visuals with key plot points. When you're done, the model should look something like this (png | json export)

Completing this Exercise with Evident Design

Create a new Event Model in Evident Design for each step, and follow the instructions in that step by adding elements to the modeling canvas. On the first step, you'll obviously begin with a blank model. For all subsequent steps, you can import the result.json of the previous step to get you to a consistent starting point before proceeding.

Completing this Exercise with sticky notes or a drawing app

For each step, add components to your modeling canvas to complete the described outcome. At the beginning of the next step, check the PNG of the prior step result (linked above) and ensure your canvas resembles that consistent starting point before proceeding.