A Principled UX Design Process
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The document discusses integrating UX design into the agile development lifecycle, emphasizing the importance of a flexible process that adapts to different projects. Key principles include understanding the problem and user, testing early, collaborating, and ensuring shared understanding among the team. The author highlights that a well-defined UX process could enhance project outcomes, with a focus on continuous iteration and feedback.
A Principled UX Design Process
- 1. Fitting UX design into Agile A principled UX design process
- 3. Product development @ SEEK
- 4. Is there a 1 size fits all UX design process?
- 5. SEEK agile development lifecycle Think Deliver Tweak Design Daily stand up Team Backlog refinement Product Backlog Retrospective Showcase Measure Iterations • Employment Business Long Term Strategy • Market data • Competitive landscape • Product feedback Inception Tweaks from Product Metrics Product Metric Learnings Roadmaps • Strategic Roadmap • Product Roadmaps • Stream Roadmaps • Tech Roadmap Prioritisation of ideas list Business Case Opportunity Analysis Production Release Problem Definition Conceptual Design Refine Design Detailed Design Research & Validation Testing and Evaluation This is a process
- 6. This is a process
- 7. “A well defined process would have helped me when I started at SEEK” “Process? What process?”
- 13. UX Project Checklist on GitHub 27 items
- 14. Do I need to do everything?
- 15. Chris’ process for Project X
- 16. What’s the best process for a piece of work?
- 17. It depends
- 18. Can you have a process that adapts for each piece of work?
- 19. Principles
- 20. Principles Understand the problem (or opportunity) Know the market Know the user Test early and often Collaborate & critique Ensure shared understanding Be prepared What/Why How
- 21. Understand the problem Understand the problem (or opportunity)
- 22. Vitra Design Museum Charles-Eames-Straße, Reims, Germany IKEA Springvale Homemaker Centre
- 23. Know the market
- 24. Know the user
- 25. Know the user Know the market Understand the problem (or opportunity) ¿Comprende?
- 26. Test early and often Most important: All the time. Goal: Ensure you’re on the right track. Designs meet the business & user needs. Can include: Testing in lab. Guerrilla research, analytics, data: More research Test early & often
- 31. Be prepared
- 32. 1. What problem are we solving? 2. How de we best solve it?
- 33. Principles > Phases > Goals > Activities > Conversations
- 34. Rob Scherer UX Lead at SEEK @uxRob Thanks for listening Questions?