Agile developers and UX designers have a lot more in common than you might think. We’ll show that both agile design and development work best when they integrate and when users are put at the center of the process. We’ll focus on what works and what doesn’t. Much of this presentation will build off of a national research study on design and development practices as well as case studies from Adaptive Path project teams.
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Agile and User Experience Design
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Agile and User Experience Design
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Agile and User Experience Design
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Agile and User Experience Design
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Agile and User Experience Design
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