The evolution of agile UXD

Silva, Tiago Silva da; Silveira, Milene Selbach; Maurer, Frank; Silveira, Fábio Fagundes

doi:10.1016/j.infsof.2018.04.008

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“…Expert 1 (see Table 2) emphasized that it is important to have continuity in all activities of product development. This is also true for research, design, and evaluation of the UX [14]. As regards user research, it is helpful to conduct it one sprint ahead to the product delivery.…”

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“…It examines what the agile teams should deliver. For this, approaches such as agile UX design [14], Lean UX [19], or Lean User Research [20] are applied to product discovery. People develop hypotheses and test them in experiments to find out whether they are going in the right direction with product development.…”

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“…In their paper, da Silva et al [14] outline the evolution and current state of agile UX design. They found that processes and practices, which are used in terms of agile product development, do not separate Agile and UX, whereas the people and social dimension currently crosses this separation of the two fields.…”

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“…They found that processes and practices, which are used in terms of agile product development, do not separate Agile and UX, whereas the people and social dimension currently crosses this separation of the two fields. Moreover, da Silva et al [14] state that there are still some gaps in research related to technology and artifacts, meaning that there is no full understanding of the needs in respect of the integration of Agile and UX, and there is still room for improvement.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Lean User Research for Agile Organizations

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In the context of Digital Transformation, organizations need to react in a flexible manner to rapidly changing markets and disruptive technologies. Customer and user satisfaction are important in order to succeed. Agile User Experience (UX) Design and Lean User Research enable the organization to focus on the needs of its customers and users. The objective of this paper is to investigate the best practices that exist for user research in agile product development. In particular, we want to answer the following question: What impact does Lean User Research have and how is it conducted in industry? We have carried out several studies to answer our questions. First, we created the pattern Lean User Research by means of a systematic pattern mining process. Next, we gathered quantitative data by means of a questionnaire study. This was followed by the collection of qualitative data in a panel discussion with experts from academia and industry. The results reveal that Agile has an impact on how user research is conducted because of the speed of agile product development. In addition, we provide best practices of Lean User Research and show how they are applied in industry by giving practical examples. Moreover, we found that the UX community values the aspects of Lean User Research as important, but do not constantly apply it in their practical work. We can conclude that people have to experiment and adapt the best practices of Lean User Research to their special contexts as well as develop an agile mindset.

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“…UCD addresses this issue but does not consider Agile principles [4]. There is an inherent tension between both schools of thought, and this tension is a core reason why researchers, seeing the value of both arguments, have been investigating how to integrate both approaches [9].…”

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Artifact-Facilitated Communication in Agile User-Centered Design

Garcia

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Silveira

2019

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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One of the main challenges faced while establishing the integration of Agile and User-Centered Design is how to facilitate communication among the invariably distinct involved practitioners. Advocating the use of artifacts as enablers in this scenario, this paper aims to explore and understand the artifacts which can facilitate the communication between developers and designers in an Agile User-Centered Design approach. Drawing upon a netnography of a globally-distributed online community, we carried out community observation, data collection, and data analysis. The data analysis and interpretation pointed out two major themes: artifacts facilitate communication and artifacts support collaboration. Our paper provides an overview of the artifacts used for communication in Agile User-Centered Design and highlights how artifact-facilitated communication ensues in the industry through a perspective from practitioners.

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Towards an Ambient Smart City: Using Augmented Reality to Geospatially Filter the Right Airbnb via Artificial Intelligence

Chopra

Addam

2021

Artificial Intelligence in HCI

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The evolution of agile UXD

Cited by 28 publications

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Lean User Research for Agile Organizations

Lean User Research for Agile Organizations

Artifact-Facilitated Communication in Agile User-Centered Design

Towards an Ambient Smart City: Using Augmented Reality to Geospatially Filter the Right Airbnb via Artificial Intelligence

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