Effective Agile UX Product Development
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Effective Agile UX Product Development
3rd Edition
- Topics:
- Agile
- Design Process
- Management
113 pages of Agile UX best practices and advice. Learn how to infuse user-centered design practices to Agile frameworks.
This report contains case studies, interviews, and empirical evidence from more than 570 respondents.
Case studies and interviews from 40 Agile and UX practitioners provide tips and rich examples of how to overcome challenges.
What You Get
- Practical advice on how to integrate user-centered design within Agile environments
- Trends on how UX teams are structured, their roles, and responsibilities
- Making the most out of UX resources
- How to get buy-in from stakeholders, developers, and team members
- Lean (discount) user research methods and deliverables
Table of Contents
- A Brief History of Agile
- Traditional Development Methods
- Scrum, an Agile Methodology
- Common Jargon on Agile Teams
- Dual-Track Agile
- UX Working Ahead of Sprints
- The UX Process in Agile
- Define Goals and Uncover Assumptions
- User Research in the UX Process
- Turn User Research into Team-Driven Events
- Competitive Testing
- Site Visits
- Personas
- User Testing/Interviews
- Prioritize User Research
- Iterations in the UX Process
- Project Initiation Phase (a.k.a. Sprint Zero)
- UX Participation in Ceremonies
- Documentation and Deliverables in Agile
- Lightweight Persona Artifacts
- Prototypes
- Front-End Style Guides
- Storyboards
- Tracking UX Work: User Stories and the Backlog
- User Stories & Definition of Done: How Does UX Weigh in?
- UX Improvements Documented as User Stories or Bugs?
- User Story Maps Help Bring User Focus to the Backlog
- Estimating UX Effort and Story Points
- Kanban Boards for UX
- Backlog Software: Ways UX Can Use It
- Communication and Remote Teams
- Communicating with Developers
- Remote Teams
- Leading Highly Effective UX Teams
- Adhere to Agile Principles
- Plan for Influence
- Don’t Lose Sight of The Big Picture
- Nurture a User-First Culture
- Cultivate a Collaborative Culture
- Not Enough UX People?
What's new in the 3rd Edition?
This 3rd edition contains many additional case studies, illustrations, photos, and artifacts from successful Agile UX practitioners, as well as updated findings about process, deliverables, and tools. In addition, the report is organized in a clearer way.
If you already own the 1st or 2nd edition of this report, should you buy the 3rd edition? Probably so, because even though many of the main conclusions in the first two editions were confirmed in additional studies for the 3rd edition, many new guidelines and suggestions have emerged now that Agile practice is more mature and more prevalent.