November 2011
Beginner
320 pages
8h 8m
English
book
Agile Experience Design: A Digital Designer’s Guide to Agile, Lean, and Continuous
by Lindsay Ratcliffe, Marc McNeill
Overview
Agile development methodologies may have started life in IT, but
their widespread and continuing adoption means there are many
practitioners outside of IT--including designers--who need to
change their thinking and adapt their practices. This is the
missing book about agile that shows how designers, product
managers, and development teams can integrate experience design
into lean and agile product development. It equips you with tools,
techniques and a framework for designing great experiences using
agile methods so you can deliver timely products that are
technically feasible, profitable for the business, and desirable
from an end-customer perspective. This book will help you
successfully integrate your design process on an agile project and feel like part of the agile team.
do good design faster by doing just enough, just in time.
use design methods from disciplines such as design thinking, customer-centered design, product design, and service design.
create successful digital products by considering the needs of the end-customer, the business, and technology.
understand the next wave of thinking about continuous design
and continuous delivery.
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