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Agile Design the Fabrique way

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In recent years, Fabrique has executed several large projects in an Agile way. Each time the methods, tools and techniques were used in a different way. I shared our war stories with the Amsterdam UX ...

In recent years, Fabrique has executed several large projects in an Agile way. Each time the methods, tools and techniques were used in a different way. I shared our war stories with the Amsterdam UX community at the Fabrique-hosted UX Cocktail Hour Amsterdam of october 15, 2009. The talk was well received and we got some great discussion out of it. Please contact me for any questions.

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  • pieterj Pieter Jongerius, Interaction director and partner at Fabrique Hi All, thanks for your interest! For an updated version, please check my more recent presentation on Scrum. Questions? I'd be happy to answer! 1 year ago
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  • pieterj Pieter Jongerius, Interaction director and partner at Fabrique Exellent points. You're right that this DOD is somewhat skewed. These days we try to balance these three aspects in a DOD: user experience, technical reqs, customer acceptance. 2 years ago
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  • janwillemtulp Jan Willem Tulp, Software Architect / Entrepreneur at Lookalytics I see in your 'definition of done' mostly items about 'building the software right', so more or less whether the quality is passing standards. However, I don't see items about 'building the right software', for instance, passing user acceptance test, or complying with requirements, etc. Also, it doesn't say whether a feature should be running in a production environment or not, so all these items could apply to just a development environment. You could even take it a step further, you could include in your definition of done that the feature is actually being used by end-users in a production environment, although, this may be a somewhat questionable item on your Definition of Done list... 2 years ago
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