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Pieter Jongerius' presentation on Agile Design for the UX Cocktail Hour on october 15th 2009.

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Pieter Jongerius, interaction director

UX COCKTAIL HOUR
ON AGILE DESIGN
hosted by fabrique, 15 oktober 2009

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agile design / agile development
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agile basics
steps we take
physical design

agree/disagree, or questions we still have

about Fabrique

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So, let’s go agile.

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scrum is an agile method.

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no trafficlights

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to us, agile is about

emotions discovery
speed
physicality forgetting your discipline

results, Fun!
process, not product

people
learning

equality customer
responsibility
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the scrum cycle

scrum team
interaction designers, designers,
developers, product owner,
project manager(?), scrum master

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scrum board

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Steps we take

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scrum steps we take

prepare
•  decide on team and sprint setup

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sprint setup

•  sprint 0

•  self-regulated
sprints

•  fixed deliverable
sprints

•  sweep sprint
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scrum steps we take

prepare
•  decide on team and sprint setup
•  prepare scrum room

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scrum steps we take

prepare
•  decide on team and sprint setup
•  prepare scrum room
•  create product backlog

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scrum steps we take

prepare
•  decide on team and sprint setup
•  prepare scrum room
•  create product backlog

sprint!
•  sprint planning meeting
(stories, actions, estimations)

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demo

•  designs

•  prototype

•  built product
(or part)

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done!

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questions so far?

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agree or disagree

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agree or disagree?

agile at all?
•  scrum is less efficient than waterfall
•  responsibility comes from within, not from post-it
•  agile means messy code. always.

agile dogmas
•  real agile cannot be design-only
•  stories must always be formulated from a user need
“as a user, I want to…”

agile puzzles
•  how specific should stories be before they are ready?
•  do designers get bored at the end of a sprint?
•  in agile, is there a place for junior team members?
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.  80 employees
.  artists & engineers

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clients

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seemingly simple solutions
to complex questions
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