The document discusses how UX practitioners can adopt an agile mindset and work within agile frameworks. It outlines key agile concepts and compares traditional vs. agile development lifecycles. It also provides an example project timeline to illustrate how UX and development tasks are interleaved. The presentation emphasizes that agile is about people over process and advocates evolving design documents alongside software development through iterative conversations.

1. Agile for UX PractitionersAnders Ramsay, Delve Conference, August 2009

2. About Me

3. UX + Agile:What Changes?What Stays the Same?Agile for Traditional Teams?

4. Agile?

5. Planning PokerAgile CoachSpikesExtreme ProgrammingBacklogsScrumTest-Driven DevelopmentStory CardsCustomerSprintsProduct OwnerVelocityStandupsDaily StandupsRefactoringBurndownPair ProgrammingCrystal MethodsFeature-Driven DevelopmentScrum MasterAdaptive Software DevelopmentDynamic Systems DevelopmentLean Development

6. Agile is a DesignMindsetSpecific to Software From a Developer Perspective…

7. Two PerspectivesUXDEVELOPER

8. Sample ProjectTwo-week Vendor Bake-OffContrasts Traditional/Agile

9. Sample ProjectTraditionalAgile

10. Traditional LifecycleWe can’t start building anything in two weeks…BUILDDESIGNTime

11. Agile LifecycleWhat is the Earliest Responsible Moment we can start building?DESIGNBUILDTimeHUMAN/TECHNICAL INFRASTRUCTURE

12. UX: Really? Let’s discuss how we can simplify it…Dev: This is more complex than we thought…Agile is People-Centered

13. Project NarrativeUX2 weeks1-2 Days

14. Agile is Open, Visible

15. You can start building sooner than you think

16. Project NarrativeReflect, AdjustUXUXBuild 12 weeks1-2 Days2-3 Days

17. Agile Documents

18. Asking a Different Question…

19. ComprehensiveWhat is everything developers need to know?

20. Just Enoughetc.What is the minimum needed to start building?

21. Specification Sketch

22. Designing is Building is Designing

23. Evolving the UI in Tandem with the Software

24. Document Cost-Benefit

25. Agile DocumentsYes, you can keep doing wireframes!but…Design the delta.For conversation.As a means, not an end.

26. Project NarrativeREALITYReflect, AdjustReflect, AdjustBuild 2Build 3UXUXUXBuild 12 weeks

27. AdaptiveLeanThere is Only UsSelf-OrganizingReality-DrivenConversation-orientedIterativeAutonomousAgile MindsetVisiblePeople-CenteredFocusedSoftware-specificSustainableOpenSolution-orientedTechnical ExcellenceLight-weightSafe

28. Getting Started

29. Step Zero: You and Your Team

30. Process is a Secondary Effect of People—Alistair Cockburn

31. Beware Agile Orthodoxy and RitualFrom HenrikKniberg’s Blog at blog.crisp.se

32. The BigCorp Factor

33. Iterate the Transition

34. Takeaways

35. Agile + UX?

36. Agile UX

37. AgileUXMutually Empowering Opposites

38. TakeawaysStart with an Agile Mindset and all else will follow.Develop your Developer Perspective.Same UX Principles, New artifacts and methods.

39. Thanks!@andersramsayAndersRamsay.comAgileExperienceDesign.orghttp://ia.meetup.com/14/http://www.meetup.com/agile-experience-designrosenfeldMedia.com/books/agile-experience/