Nathan Jamin's Weblog » UX http://www.njamin.org/blog Tue, 08 Jun 2010 08:21:55 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 How do you handle UX Development in your projects? http://www.njamin.org/blog/scrum/how-do-you-handle-ux-development-in-your-projects-221.php http://www.njamin.org/blog/scrum/how-do-you-handle-ux-development-in-your-projects-221.php#comments Wed, 15 Jul 2009 21:06:23 +0000 Nathan http://www.njamin.org/blog/?p=221 Some posts that may be related:
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    • ]]>     If you work in a matrix organization, it may well be that you have a small pool of designers doing all UX work. They usually have work coming out of their ears and are put under heavy pressure to feed development teams with HTML (or other) templates.

    Since UX is actually a core element of a product, how does it all fit with your definition of done? Do you usually wait to have all UX items delivered before starting the project? Is the designer also delivering incrementally? Either way, how does the development team cope with this?

    In short, how do you do it and why?

    Update: The discussion has started in the LinkedIn Scrum Practitioners group.

    Some posts that may be related:
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  • Iteration Zero and Scrum (Sprint Zero)
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