Power of Agile UX - EuroIA 2011
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The document discusses how to fit user research, sketching, wireframing, mockups, prototyping, specification, and usability testing into a two-week sprint using agile UX practices. It recommends three tools: design workshops that get users, developers, QA, and product managers sketching and discussing ideas together; agile usability testing every six weeks where the whole team watches and provides feedback; and incorporating user feedback into the process. Using these techniques allows a team to do just enough UX work to have great results within tight sprint timelines.
Power of Agile UX - EuroIA 2011
- 1. Power of Agile UXPetr Douša, Kerio@PetrDousa
- 2. Welcome!
- 3. HiBeerCool= Ahoj= Pivo= Hustý
- 7. So how do we fit …User researchSketchingWireframeMockupPrototypeSpecificationUsability testing… into two weeks?
- 8. So how do we fit …User researchSketchingWireframeMockupPrototypeSpecificationUsability testingCodingTesting… into two weeks?
- 9. We don’t
- 10. Do just enough
- 11. Three ToolsDesign workshopsAgile usability testingUser feedback
- 12. DESIGN WORKSHOPS
- 14. 1. Get them into one room
- 15. 2. Everybody can sketch
- 16. 3. Sketch six ideas 8 minutes
- 17. 4. Discuss 20 minutes
- 18. 5. Sketch whole screen 8 minutes
- 19. 6. Discuss 20 minutes
- 20. 7. Agree what’s good 10 minutes
- 21. IntroSketch six ideasDiscussSketch whole screenDiscussAgree what’s good5 minutes8 minutes20 minutes8 minutes20 minutes10 minutes Good result in 2 hours
- 24. Three ToolsDesign workshopsAgile usability testingUser feedback
- 26. Involve the team
- 27. Team is watchingIn observation roomGood idea may come from anybodyShared ownership of designUsers are different
- 28. 2 hours every 6 weeks Is a Fast Path to Great UX (Jared Spool)
- 29. Team evaluates 1. Everyone writes the problems
- 30. 2. First person sorts by priority
- 31. 3. Then second
- 32. 4. Then others
- 33. 4. Then others
- 34. 5. Collision = discussion
- 35. 6. Decide what gets fixed
- 36. Three ToolsDesign workshopsAgile usability testingUser feedback (demo)
- 37. When in doubt,leave it out
- 38. Wrap-upDesign workshopsAgile usability testingUser feedback (demo)
- 39. Learn moreDesign workshopsThe Design of Design Studiohttp://blog.semanticfoundry.com/2011/07/10/the-design-of-design-studio/Usability testsSteve Krug: Rocket Surgery Made EasyThe Do-It-Yourself Guide to Finding and Fixing Usability ProblemsAgile UXBalanced Teams blog & conferencehttp://www.balancedteam.org/
- 40. Take Aways Questions?Do just enoughInvolve the team2 hours every 6 weeksWhen in doubt, leave it outAhoj – Pivo – HustýPetr Douša@PetrDousapdousa@kerio.comwww.kerio.com/connect
Editor's Notes
- #2: Good afternoon , ladies & gentlemenI’m Petr Dousa from Kerio, Czech….
- #3: … and I welcome you to Prague! And to my beautiful country, Czech Republic.To help you enjoy it more, I’ll give you some practical information.
- #4: So who of (except for Czechs) knows how to say HI in Czech? shout.… Cool – expert levelCongratulations what’s your name? – applause for [name]!I hope you feel bit more at home now.
- #5: Let’s start with topicWho of you works like this?I did at career startSeparated from several dev teamsSpecsDesign = weeks
- #6: HOW MANY OF YOU?ME – TRYING TO REACH THISCO-LOCATED2 WEEK ITERATIONS, SMALL PARTS OF PRODUCTFEELS BETTER – QUICK!
- #7: OUR PRODUCT
- #11: Maximum value in miminum timeUseful also for non-agile
- #12: Pick, mix, shorten
- #13: At beginning of design
- #14: USER, DEV, TESTER, PMSketchingDesigner moderates
- #15: Week in advance+ EXPLAIN THE GOAL
- #21: Then designer refines ->review with same group or usability testing
- #23: Why good result?We have U.NEEDS, T.LIMITS, B.GOALS surface naturally all at at once
- #24: AND THE TEAM LEARNS! about each other, especially that users are differentBetter than personas!
- #26: 6 -> 3DOSTATEK ZJIŠTĚNÍ2 KRÁTKÉ LEPŠÍ NEŽ 1 DLOUHÝEVAL S TÝMEM
- #36: If we miss important one, it appears next time
- #40: Conference happens NOW in San Francisco – watch