Lean UX Approaches for Agile Environments

February 28, 2020

Panel Discussion

Lean UX is a useful technique when working on Agile development projects. Traditional UX techniques often do not work when development consists of short sprints--there’s not enough time to deliver design and research in the same way. And even with Lean UX, it is not always easy to establish a workflow that works for everyone and leads to improved user experience.

How might teams work together within the opportunities and constraints of Agile development and Lean UX?

Join the HCQIS Human-Centered Design Community of Practice program on Friday, February 28, to explore Agile and Lean UX with Ali Tobolsky from LACE along with a panel including: Ricardo Aguilar from EQRS, Kyle Bellamy from EQRS, Shane Close from iQIES, Steve Glass from HQR, and Andrew Johnson from iQIES.

Action Items

• Contact Gregory S to explore becoming more involved with the CoP by leading a program; CoP participants have expressed interest in a wide-range of topics, such as case studies, interaction design, usability testing, visual design, and more.

Session Attendees

• Alexandra Tobolsky
• Jonathan Brown
• Kessa Frantz
• Lisa Chinn
• Unknown User (ai7901)
• Pradeep Chenreddy
• Sue Un
• Lapedra Tolson
• Jana Linthicum
• Jamie Herman
• Lisa - CVP
• Unknown User (md9057)
• Stephen Gutermuth
• Gladys Olomukoro
• Jill Jones
• Maggie Overstreet
• NAURYS MARTE
• Hyorim Park
• navatha kasojjala
• Stephanie
• Victoria Schlining
• Elen Tran
• Oghogho Owie
• Molly Wesley
• Meghan Nichols
• Daniel Miller
• Stephanie Green
• Peter Kashatus
• Wendy Goldband
• Ryan Serey
• Joshua Brown
• Kiel
• Robert Fay
• K Preddie
• Stephanie Ray
• Brandy Farrar
• Carrie Mullens
• Williams Aguilar
• Kyle Bellamy
• Stephen Glass
• Shane Close
• Andrew Johnson
• Jason Meehan
• Diane
• Karan Kadaru