5. “Lean UX is the practice of bringing the true nature of a product to
light faster, in a collaborative, cross-functional way that reduced the
emphasis on thorough documentation while increasing the focus on
building a shared understanding of the actual product experience
being designed.”
- Jeff & Josh
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6. “Lean is the practice of bringing the true nature of a product to light
faster, in a collaborative, cross-functional way that reduced the
emphasis on thorough documentation specific steps while increasing
the focus on building a shared understanding of the actual work
experience being designed.”
- Jeff & Josh
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process
7. three things
• team = customers, product = team work experience
• vision = our team builds stuff that matters
• problem > hypothesis > experiment > measure & adapt
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8. three stories
• set KPIs
• vet assumptions
• experiment with new approaches
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10. if we set clear KPIs we could measure the impact
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11. set KPIs
# of customers who care: 31,415
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12. set KPIs
• people don’t say anything
• people ask you about it. they like your KPI
• people ask you about it. then change it as a team
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13. we abandon projects before we really get to finish them,
and all the value is pushed off into the infamous “phase 2”
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14. if the (mvp) were smaller, and testing the right assumption about value,
the team could get buy-in to persevere or happily pivot
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18. vet assumptions
“we should build a ________”
• how would customers use it? to achieve what?
• why is that important to them? what have they said to make you think that?
• how many have said it? could you put me in touch with any?
• what will it do for us? when do we need to deliver on that?
• what happens if we don’t do it?
• how could we screw it up?
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19. vet assumptions
• they talk themselves out of it
• they help you ask questions
• they help you get answers
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20. it’s hard to try new practices.
we do things a certain way because
“that’s how we’ve always done them.”
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21. if we articulated the problem, instead of dictating the
solution, we’d make an impact sooner
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22. articulate the problem
• we’re really not sure how to prioritize these features, and wish we could learn
what resonates with customers before deciding
• i’m afraid this deadline is here to stay. how do we make sure we build
something that matters in the time that we have?
• we’re getting a poor read on usability, because people are distracted by the
rubbish QA data
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