Agile User Experience Design and Research

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Eric Nordquist

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01 - Introduction

01 - Agile for UX teams and projects 1.mp4

00:48

02 - Understand the course goals and format.mp4

00:37

02 - 1. History and Building Up to Agile Waterfall and Lean

03 - History Before agile waterfall introduction.mp4

01:20

04 - Key takeaways for waterfall.mp4

00:41

05 - Waterfall Deep dive.mp4

01:55

06 - Waterfall positives.mp4

01:05

07 - Waterfall negatives.mp4

02:01

08 - Lean History.mp4

01:09

09 - Lean Popular terms.mp4

01:56

10 - Lean Deep dive.mp4

02:20

03 - 2. Origins of Agile

11 - Introduction to agile.mp4

02:46

12 - The manifesto for agile software development.mp4

04:04

04 - 3. Agile Frameworks

13 - Introduction to the two agile frameworks.mp4

00:44

14 - Scrum Terminology and building blocks.mp4

05:29

15 - Scrum key players.mp4

03:21

16 - Scrum key touch points.mp4

04:54

17 - An introduction to kanban.mp4

01:19

18 - The kanban process.mp4

03:32

19 - Pain points for UX teams using agile frameworks.mp4

04:28

05 - 4. Solutions

20 - Workshops.mp4

05:41

21 - Sprint N-1.mp4

04:15

22 - Dual-track agile.mp4

03:28

06 - Conclusion

23 - Next steps.mp4

01:15

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In this course, learn how UX design and research can fit smoothly into agile workflows and frameworks. Instructor Eric Nordquist goes over the fundamentals of agile, the different frameworks used to deliver agile, and reviews some proven strategies for how UX professionals can be successful in an agile environment. Learn: what agile is and how it benefits technical teams; the tenets of agile development; user experience design in an agile environment; user experience research in an agile environment; and agile frameworks like kanban and scrum, and how UX fits within them.

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