lean ux

18 Mar 2013 - 8:28am
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Jeff Gothelf
2006

Lean UX Training course coming to Stockholm!

Hey folks -

This May I'm offering a two-day Lean UX training class in Stockholm, Sweden. The dates are May 20-21. 

This course is for designers as much as it is for non-designers so bring your whole team. 

Details here:http://www.crisp.se/kurser/lean-ux-course-2013-05-20

Start asking your boss now and I'll see you all in Sweden. Thanks for any help spreading the word. 

[Jeff]

11 Dec 2012 - 1:52pm
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Jeff Gothelf
2006

Announcing Lean Day: UX - March 1st, 2013 in NYC

Just announced!

21 May 2012 - 5:47pm
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Andrew Mottaz
2008

Lean UX Discussion/User group

We're interested in starting a Lean UX discussion/user group in Portland.  I've been following Jeff Gothelf, and saw him at UXImmersion.  Also hosted a round table discussion at WebVisions, and there seems to be a lot of interest in the topic of Lean UX.  I think there is a lot of merit to the underlying ideas of Lean, and many obstacles to implementing them.  Would anyone be interested in participating in a group that met once/month?  How about just a single meeting?  Please let me know on this thread.

23 Jan 2012 - 9:08am
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Jeff Gothelf
2006

Agile UX NYC 2012 - registration open now!

Hey everone -

Agile UX NYC 2012 takes place on February 25th. It's a one-day, single track conference focused on taking a holistic look at user experience design in agile environments.

If this is something you've struggled to reconcile in your work, this event will help shed light on how to make significant strides towards greater integration, collaboration, productivity and success.

I hope to see you a bunch of you there!

www.agileuxnyc.com

[Jeff]

16 Jan 2012 - 11:56am
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timjaeger
2007

Pros and Cons of Lean UX

After numerous discussions with others about 'Lean UX' and 'Agile Development', I wanted to understand how / when / why to use Lean UX. My latest blog post goes into some detail about the Pros and Cons of going lean vs. sticking with a more traditional waterfall-based approach:

http://www.timjaeger.com/lean-ux-pros-and-cons/

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