The document discusses the principles of Lean UX including design thinking, agile software development, minimum viable products, removing waste, continuous discovery, permission to fail, and externalizing work. It explains different roles in Lean UX and why the approach is used, referencing examples like the Pebble smartwatch. The document concludes by inviting readers to learn more about Lean UX principles and ask questions.

1. By: Dinesh Joshi
20th Nov 2014
Lean UX

2. source: http://www.stephenthomas.com/about/index.php

3. Different Roles

4. Why Lean UX?

5. Foundations of Lean UX
Design Thinking
Agile Software Development
MVC

6. Design Thinking
Design
Thinking
Research
IdeatePrototype
Test
Learn
Define

7. Agile Software Development
Individuals and interactions over processes and tools
Working software over comprehensive documentation
Customer collaboration over contract negotiation
Responding to change over following a plan

8. MVP (minimum viable product)

9. Pebble Smartwatch

10. Lean UX Principles

11. Multiple functions = One team
I am QA
I am UX
I am Dev
I am BA

12. Progress = Outcomes, Not Output

13. Removing Waste

14. Small Batch Size

15. Continuous Discovery

16. GOOB: The New User-Centricity

17. Permission to Fail

18. Externalising Your Work

19. Process

21. Read more on Lean UX

22. QnA

23. Thanks