Comments on: Our Recipe for Success: Planning, Learning, Communicating (and Succeeding) in a Complex Agile Environment http://interaction.ixda.org Feb 4-7, 2010, Savannah, Georgia Fri, 02 Oct 2009 08:20:43 -0400 hourly 1 By: Marni Gasn http://interaction.ixda.org/proposals/presentations/our-recipe-for-success-planning-learning-communicating-and-succeeding-in-a-complex-agile-environment/comment-page-1/#comment-550 Marni Gasn Thu, 01 Oct 2009 23:46:06 +0000 http://interaction.ixda.org/?page_id=656#comment-550 Totally agree! Fitting User Experience activities (design and research) is always a challenge with Agile's tight timelines. We will definitely be talking about how we've adapted to fit ensure that the user experience is never compromised. For this particular presentation, we'll also describe how we fit 3 rounds of usability testing plus a round of concept validation into the multi-release sprint schedule. Totally agree! Fitting User Experience activities (design and research) is always a challenge with Agile’s tight timelines. We will definitely be talking about how we’ve adapted to fit ensure that the user experience is never compromised.

For this particular presentation, we’ll also describe how we fit 3 rounds of usability testing plus a round of concept validation into the multi-release sprint schedule.

]]> By: ambrose little http://interaction.ixda.org/proposals/presentations/our-recipe-for-success-planning-learning-communicating-and-succeeding-in-a-complex-agile-environment/comment-page-1/#comment-529 ambrose little Thu, 01 Oct 2009 21:11:23 +0000 http://interaction.ixda.org/?page_id=656#comment-529 biggest issue i've found is keeping more limited UX resources ahead of implementation and, with that, a "right" amount of DUF. looking for new ways to address that. not clear if you are going to deal with that or not, but i'd want to see that b4 coming to this. biggest issue i’ve found is keeping more limited UX resources ahead of implementation and, with that, a “right” amount of DUF. looking for new ways to address that. not clear if you are going to deal with that or not, but i’d want to see that b4 coming to this.

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