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Chapter 5

Frequently Asked Questions

Contents

Should we Even be Agile?

How Long Should Sprints Be?

What Deliverables Should UX Produce?

How Should the Ux Team Fit in With the Development Sprints?

How do you Get Developers to Talk About the Design of One Thing While They are Busy Implementing Another?

What if Ux Team Members Have to Support More Than _One Project?

How do we Fit User Research Into the Sprint Cycle?

What if the Team Claims to be Agile, but Agile Values are _Nowhere to be Seen?

What if the Team is not Colocated?

What do i do When Someone Uses “That’s not Agile” As a Reason not to do Something?

How Does the UX Team Plan and Research for the Next Release?

How do you Manage Internal Stakeholders?

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