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
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Index
6-up sketch, example of, 162
20/80 rule, 117
A
acceptance criteria
for iterations, 205
in user stories, 176
activities
versus processes, 67
rapidity of, 98
time-boxed, 98
affinity mapping in Toolbox, 271
agile, roots of, 213
agile adoption, caring about, 42
agile anti-design, 45
Agile Experience Design (AXD). See also design; experience design
absence of design phase, 42–43
aim of, 9
business needs, 9
components, 11
customer needs, 9
decision-making process, 67–68
emergent with direction, 9
inclusive aspect, 9
integration and collaboration, 9–11
intense aspect, 10–11
introducing, 107
iterative aspect, 10–11
reputation of, 144
technology needs, 9
Agile Manifesto
authors of, 23
customer collaboration, ...
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