I have been interested in agile process for a while, especial it’s use with UX techniques.
The other day I ran into a myth that there aren’t many User Experience Design people with skills that can work on agile teams.
It seems UX people aren’t very flexible.
This I find almost laughable, in fact most UX professionals I have found are extremely flexible, often changing tack or techniques as required, at a moments notice. Maybe we are too flexible.
The core of any agile process really is to have a role less team that can specialists with generalised skills.
Tagged: agile, design, designers, development, frontend, methodology, roleless, T Shaped, usability, user experience, ux, uxagile
The following is an approximate transcript of the talk – “Outta time, scope, and we fixed that already – Is there a Disconnect” I gave at the 2011 OzeWAI conference in late November 2011. As usual the slide deck is on Slideshare.
I also have a collection of sketch notes from OzeWAI 2011, as I find it easier to sketch the talk than take notes.
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I have been involved with the Australian Web Awards for three years now. Over those three years I have noticed an alarming trend in the results. An almost disconnect from the Australian Web Industry in terms of accessibility.
