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Fresh Design
Chris JonesPrincipal, Hot Studio@rubylabs
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You are not alone
Does UX have to be at the mercy of the development process
It wasn’t implemented to my vision
Short cuts were taken and our goals were never met
We didn’t have time to address all the issues we found in testing
Lost sight of the value to users
Shall we go on?
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Spoilage Production that does not result in good finished products. The amount of spoilage can be considered either normal or abnormal.
Spoilage can be classified into the following categories: •Spoiled goods-goods that do not meet production standards and are either sold for their salvage value or discarded
• Defective units-goods that do not meet standards and are sold at a reduced price or reworked and sold at the regular or a reduced price
• Waste-material that is lost in the manufacturing process by shrinkage, evaporation, etc.
• Scrap- by-product of the manufacturing process that has a minor market value.
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What if the UX and development could be more aligned in the overall product process to reduce waste and avoid spoilage.
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Different POVUX : Create the best experience for the user
Agile : The highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software
Lean: Hypothesis and Continuous Customer Validation, Reduce waste, Empowered Product Team
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Some patterns
•Understanding the Customer/User value is central
•Testing not only validates, but also provides insight
•Self organized teams are most effective
Managing Debt
Inventory = Ideas, Artifacts, Backlog, Hypothesis
Debt = Investment made against inventory
Waste = Debt that has no return
Spoilage = inventory that is either never delivered or delivered in a sub-standard form.
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Process Waterfall
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Debt Waterfall
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Research Test Design
Build Release
Time
Debt
Spoilage
Concept Repeat
Process Agile
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Iteration 1Iteration 0 Iteration 2 Iteration 3
Debt in Agile
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Iteration 1
Time
DebtIteration 0 Iteration 2
Spoilage
Process Lean
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Debt Lean
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Make
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Debt
TestThink
Design
Code Release
Validated Design
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Waterfall
Validated Design
Spoilage
LeanAgile
Trend Over Time