Stickies, Standups, & Skyscrapers: An UX Case Study
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Stickies, Standups, & Skyscrapers: An UX Case Study
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Editor's Notes
- Stickies, Standups, and SkyscrapersA UX Case Study in Collaboration and Communication
- Passionate User Experience PractitionerSeven Years of Waterfall in the Role of Information ArchitectLast Two years of Agile in the Role of User Experience Strategist
- 2. Geographic dividesBusiness stakeholders in NY, Technology in MI3. Cultural DividesLibrarianship vs technology
- Embarking on Biggest release for the company everNew productRefined processAGILE New to a lot of technologists in-houseCompletely foreign to business side of the business, who expected/desired Waterfall…New UX (me): waterfall background
- Agile processProduct TeamDirect communication with team members every dayPlanning the backlog, features, “desirements”
- Anything can become a story/sticky
- Scrum TeamsTwo scrum teamsEmbedding with the dev teams for colab spaceAgile ceremoniesSprint planningStand-upsRetrospectives
- Running a parallel effortAgile process was not satisfying business stakeholders needsFilling the gap for stakeholdersProducing deliverables for Marketing and Outreach
- Usability TestingTelling story of previous experiences
- Making the Usability testing transparentLeveraging software to set up three remote viewing stations and inviting remote offers a chance to SEE the work being usedLesson in vulnerability and giving up control for the UX team
- Design JamInvite key stakeholders to participate in the design process2 days at their location, putting them in the design drivers seat
- UX was present through the entire development. Developers learned to trust the UX deliverables and recommendations
- Re-establishing UX credibility
- Areas for improvementUX needs to do a better job of communicating the big picture
- Be even move visible to stakeholdersContinue to develop relationships and build trust
- 1744 StickiesOver 300 StandupsCountlessinteractions with NYAnd 1 pinata later
- Slide 16 Questions?photo credit: <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/3031088430/">jurvetson</a> via <a href="http://photopin.com">photopin</a> <a href="http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/">cc</a>
- Thank you.