One of the most frequent critiques I hear about Lean UX is that it’s not new and that designers have been working this way for years.
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Jeff Gothelf has spent a 14 year career as an interaction designer, Agile practitioner, user experience team leader and blogger. He is one of the founding partners of Proof and one of the leading voices on the topic of Agile UX and Lean UX. In addition, Jeff is the author of the upcoming O'Reilly book (2012), Lean UX: Getting Out of the Deliverables Business.
Prototypes Are Vehicles of Shared Understanding
One way to minimize time spent creating documentation that will rarely be read and will constantly need updating is by [...]
The Value of the Minimum Viable Product
The minimum viable product (MVP) is the bare feature set needed to prove out a hypothesis.
Lean UX Is Not Anti-deliverable
A lot of people now consider Lean UX to be solely a tactical “anti-deliverables” practice that seeks to reduce the number of wireframes[...]
Beyond Staggered Sprints: How TheLadders.com Integrated UX into Agile
Agile has a relatively short history in the broader view of software development. Integration of User Experience into Agile has [...]