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An Executive’s guide to design investments: Design Thinking and Cynefin
Design Thinking is an excellent tool for considering where to invest in user research activities, but in the context of complex product development, it might not be enough.
PRINCE2 processes vs Agile development frameworks
PRINCE2 has been the gold standard for project management certification for over a decade. It’s commonly a prerequisite for project managers and is recognised as being essential for keeping projects “in control”, but does this make project management incompatible with Scrum? How do you put the two together?
Usability testing in Scrum environments — Presentation at Scrum Australia 2013
Traditionally, all testing, including assessing how easy real users can use your software, occurs in the very last phase of the project. But what if
Lean UX. Is it *really* about start-ups or something more profound?
The UX Pin have produced a great infographic in an attempt to describe the differences between Lean UX and Agile UX. It’s a great look
Designing for Mobile vs Desktop – what are the key differences?
Australians are now the largest users of smartphones in the world[1] with reports suggesting that up to 86% own a mobile internet-capable device [2]. However,
The Trouble with Time Travel — a presentation about designers working one Sprint ahead of developers on Agile projects
Many UX practitioners own their own TARDIS – it’s the pattern many of us have adopted so designers can work with development teams using Agile methods
What goes on during a Sprint – a Scrum Infographic
What goes on during a Sprint in Scrum? Everything! Where it starts Scrum starts off with a big list of requirements (User Stories in a
Modern Personas in Agile Environments
The popularity of Personas seems to have increased with the introduction of Agile methods like Scrum into many organisations. This seems to be because many
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