Seven barriers to UX: The Organization doesn't VALUE design
Part two of my series on the barriers to UX is up on the Follow the UX Leader blog.
Agile+UX / Lean+UX posts
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Lean UX and Agile interview on Epic Bagel
Epic Bagel's Jon Bolt and I talk about agile, user experience, and lean UX on the Epic Bagel blog. Plus! Win a copy of Blueprints!
Barriers to UX series on the Follow the UX Leader blog
My series on organizational barriers to user experience has started on the Follow the UX Leader blog.
Agile+UX, Lean+UX, and Balanced Teams
Agile+UX doesn't cut it. Lean+UX does, but only for the UX side. Balanced teams are what it's really all about.
A Manifesto for User Experience Design
Shift your thinking from interfaces to organizations: it's the only way to build better experiences.
Agile+UX: Your process should be healthy, not lean
Lean UX isn't about a skinny process. Formal deliverables are often the cookbooks your team needs to whip up some tasty UX.
Agile + UX: (un)Synchronizing UX and development
User experience can help agile teams create better experiences, but agile isn't designed to manage user experience.
Designing versus doing
Fred Collopy discusses the difference between designing and doing, and why you'd choose one over the other.
Agile + UX: six strategies for more agile user experience
Six ways to be more agile and better integrate user experience and information architecture into agile development teams.
Agile + UX = idealized vs. current state
Agile's focus on small iteration needs a team that can build the now, remember the future, and recognize the gap between the two.
Agile + User Experience = Parallel work streams
In an agile process with a rolling series of sprints, UX requires two, parallel work streams, clear expectations, and constant status reports.
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