Hi Jeff,
:)).
This sounds pretty good. I like the ACD approach but reading you, I agree
that one should push for the user discovery and try to exhaust the
possibilities.
Thanks for sharing this, your email goes straight to my clipping notebook!
Cheers,
Luis
What I would do is have the
Hi Oliver,
I think it's rare not to have limited time to do user research. First,
and this may be obvious, use what resources you have to you. If you
are designing for an end customer then people who deal with end
customers on a regular basis will have a lot of the information you
need already
Hi Jeff,
I am curious, how would you approach a project in which there is no data on
who the final users will be and, as it seems from the original question,
development has to start? I am assuming all the steps for some kind of user
research have been tried and no data could be collected either
Hi
User stories are one of the most common Agile methods for this.
If you type user stories into google you will find lots of information, but
it generally involves sitting down with the users to gather stories which
will form the basis of the product backlog.
During sprint 0 the user stories
