My quandary is that you mention "developers" in #3 and #16/18, and
it seems the developers' input is more of a "let me know if we are
doing something impossible, otherwise we'll just go along" type of
feedback, and the coding starts after the design is finalized.
Developers can't always predict t
#1-19 looks an awful lot like Big Design Up Front
(http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Design_Up_Front) and that is
definitly not Agile. Just adding to the points already made by Brian
and Navid.
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Navid,
Great response. You hit the nail on the head. That was very well put
and sounds like a real fun agile scenario. I mean the whole point of
the process in my opinion is really for everyone to get a chance to
have some ownership and put there expertise into the product from the
beginning and
Generally, it is great that you're thinking through this...that means people
are committed to UX.
I'll list some areas of consideration (may not be problems but might be
opportunities yet)
1) Are designers able to do do user research? (outside of usability
testing, in a raw setting).
It is amazin
Lets pull out the key words here and see where you have them.
You have the word "design" in step #2.
The first time I see the word code is in step #20.
50-80% of user stories are written in step 10. This should be step 1
and should be done by the product owners(CEO/VP). You should be
voting on h
Some things that stand out to me and I apologize if they are out of
order.
First, I'm curious if the CEO and VP get their requirements from the
user. Meaning is anyone ask the user what updates they need to
complete their tasks. As you know it's usually a balance between
user and business needs.
This has been on my mind a lot lately. I feel like our process is
very fast and accomplishes the right things, but I don't have much
to compare it to. It'd really mean a lot to me to know your
company's design process and to gather any feedback you have on the
process I outline below. I'm lookin
