UX Discovery and Early Requirements Gathering I tend to look at product development as moving along two tracks. 1) Path-finding, where fewer competitors exist and there is more room to blaze a trail with emerging technology or new solutions – or 2) Iterating on a mature or known product, where people are familiar with your product and common interaction[…]
Is the Problem Your Trying to Solve also an Opportunity It might sound obvious, but when you’re in the discovery and early definition phase and considering developing a prototype to test or a product solution it’s critical to understand the problem you’re trying to solve. However it’s common that this is often given to designers filtered down[…]
Alternate Acronyms to Inspire Great Work! Disclaimer: Some of what I’m about to say here doesn’t really apply if time is NOT on your side – or a hard and fast market driven deadline is staring you in the face. I’m going to propose some ideas here that are controversial but that’s ok, hopefully the discussion[…]
Five things to consider when establishing UX within your business Integrating UX with Agile software development teams is a challenge facing many companies. The “lean approach” or the “MVP” or continuous integration — whatever it is you call it — at the end of the day the goal is often to move fast, learn quickly and course correct and[…]