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Next Step: Designing with Agile
- 1. Designing with Agile Fast, Effective UX Methods that Work Anders Ramsay, UIE Webinar, Jan, 24 2012 @andersramsay | #agiledesign | andersramsay.com
- 2. Is Agile devouring your UX practice?
- 3. Playing the Agile Project Game Eliminate Agile/UX dysfynction by adopting a rugby- based mental model of UX practice. Use Design Facilitation to play a quick passing game. Replace passive document-centered communication with active collaboration. Source: http://waynejoseph.files.wordpress.com/2010/08/rugby-photo.jpg
- 4. The UX of User Stories Reveal… Agile thinking How lean documents work The Agile project journey Where Agile methods fall short.
- 5. Design Studio Tap the creative power of the whole team. Get better story coverage and estimation accuracy Use UI design as Story glue to ensure a whole
- 6. Designing while building Use project cadences to automate team collaboration on UX work.
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- Are you finding that your Agile UX practice is just replacing one type of dysfunction with another?Learn why this is the case and who you can shift how you think about Agile and UX to make for a more whole and integrated practice.
- When we talk about “doing Agile” it can often feel vague and nebulous. This is a great way to think of how an Agile team collaborates and how it is radically different from a traditional team. What’s even better is that, just like Scrum was an application of this thinking to Delivery, so too, can we apply this thinking to UX practice.Ok, this is pretty cool and all, but how does this apply to UX practice on a practical level?Let’s walk through a couple examples.
- Stories take us through the Opening, Mid and End Games
- Is our product map complete?What will the product look like?Tapping the knowledge, energy, imagination of the whole team in exploring and evolving UI concepts.