Marrying User-Centered Design with the Agile Software Development Process: 7 Tips for Success – Usability Geek
July 7, 2014
agile / design / user experience
Essential tips for putting a user-centered design process into an agile development process.
Collecting amazing and interesting things on the web.
July 7, 2014
agile / design / user experience
Essential tips for putting a user-centered design process into an agile development process.
July 2, 2014
design / jared spool / sketching / user experience
The more EightShapes sketches, however, the more we desire to retrieve and share those ideas later-to revisit abandoned, complex, or unrealistic notions of a better experience, to remind ourselves of passing ideas.
We may find ourselves amid the next hour’s design studio summation. Or the day’s prototyping. Or the next week’s task scoping. Or the next quarter’s project proposal. But the sketch’s value extends beyond the initial presentation and discussion.
As such, we’ve adopted techniques for organizing our sketches for future reference, even into the annals
of antiquity!
June 27, 2014
So, for your benefit and for mine, I’m going to attempt a quick round-up on kerning for the web.
June 26, 2014
psychology / richard-beck / theology / universalism
Richard Beck reflects on universal reconciliation and free will: specifically how free will can exist if God will eventually reconcile everyone. He takes a look at this view compared to Calvinism, compared to Arminianism, and also throws in some psychology.
June 26, 2014
africa / colonialism / congo / politics
An in-depth look at how the CIA intervened in Congo in the 1960s.
June 21, 2014
And yet, when you sing “I’ll Fly Away” inside a prison you come to understand that the song is, to use Andrew’s words, an act of “soulful resistance.” When the body has become trapped and is no longer under your control your only way to resist is to retreat into interiority and spirituality. The spiritual must resist the oppression and dehumanization of material existence where life has become, as Andrew describes it, a “living death.” Oppressed persons have long known this, and it goes a long way toward explaining why dualistic and charismatic spirituality flourishes in oppressed contexts.
June 12, 2014
music / richard-beck / theology
For people like me, it’s all well and good to embrace material existence when you are well-fed and safe. But when material existence is oppressive and dehumanizing the cry to “fly away” functions as a lament, a prophetic rebuke, and an act of soulful resistance.
June 9, 2014
design / design research / remote research / user experience
Remote user research is often considered a last resort, suitable only when no other options are available. This week, Kathleen Asjes shows us situations where remote research may actually be the preferable option.
June 9, 2014
business / culture / design / peter merholz
My concern is that all this talk about unicorns, on thus on design at the level of the individual, is misguided, and potentially even harmful to design as a field.
June 9, 2014
design / experience map / user experience
One experience map is basically a visual representation that illustrate users’ flow (within a product or service) their needs, wants, expectations and the overall experience for a particular goal.