Agile UX - November 2011

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Slides from my talk at UX People in November 2010. Hopefully they'll prompt some memories - I'm afraid I'm not structured enough to have a written speech, or even notes.

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pace yourself
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thank you
blog.found.me.uk
@uxplant

presented at ux people, november 2010

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Agile UX - November 2011

1. let’s talk about agile…

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13. good enough agree the values for “done”

14. before you start are you really ready?

15. pace yourself build momentum but conserve energy

16. sympathy for the product owner

17. customer versus consumer

18. inclusivity you’re part of a team that delivers

19. thank you blog.found.me.uk @uxplant presented at ux people, november 2010

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