Showing posts with label UX. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UX. Show all posts

Saturday, April 7, 2018

How to hire for agile UX?#AgileUX

"Understanding what to look for in designers and how to assess their potential success (or failure) in your agile environment can be tricky. In addition, not all (and potentially none) of your legacy designers will integrate with the agile methodology. Here are a few ways to go about it."

Thursday, June 9, 2016

How to use #Kanban for #UX ?

Wednesday, June 8, 2016

How to do UI Design and Agile Devlopment?

As more organizations adopt Agile development practices, usability practitioners want to ensure that the resulting products are still designed with users in min, needs to change as well. How?


Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Working UX in Scrum

With the rise of agile and lean approaches across our industry, UX professionals are likely  to find themselves supporting agile projects. Yet, many seem stymied by the challenge of effectively integrating UX within an agile development framework. here's how we can easily integrate into scrum and overcome this challenge.


Sunday, September 21, 2014

Agile and Lean UX Thinking

What is UX thinking? How does it relates to agile and lean and what are the changed practices from the traditional design process – an overview.



Thursday, August 14, 2014

Personas -The opportunity to integrate real User Experience into our product

A persona is a user-archetype, a fictional representation of target users you can use to help guide decisions about product, features, navigation, visual design…It provides you with the opportunity to integrate real User Experience all along your product development project. In agile projects, Personas should be seen as a fantastic tool in the hands of a Product team to align a shared and realistic vision of the users of the product to develop. Her's a collection of fine articles explaining few point of view of using personas. 



Saturday, May 24, 2014

Agile UX and product design techniques


"To create great products, Agile methods need to incorporate user experience design in a way that is synergistic with software engineering. Achieving this will require that both developers and UX designers rethink a few assumptions. " here are some tips used by professionals integrating UX and design with agile.



Monday, September 23, 2013

Dual-Track Scrum - Another Effective Collaborative Tool


The model suggest that each sprint consciously involves both working on planned development tasks and digging into plans for upcoming sprint work. The Discovery track is all about quickly generating validated product backlog items, and the Delivery track is all about generating releasable software. Rather than focus on artifacts, we focus on prototypes and validating those prototypes in Discovery, with the added benefit that the prototype serves as the spec for Delivery. Developers and designers work together. This way, there is a crossed handover between the two tracks after every phase of the project.

Monday, September 2, 2013

Lean UX - A smarter, faster and happier production of UX experience


Lean UX unites product development and business, through constant measurement and so called “learning loops” (build – measure – learn). Create experiments to validate hypotheses Minimize the waste in the product development and design activities Collaboratively solve tough design challenges as a team Set your team up for success in Agile working environments