When I was at Tripwire, we did a retrospective and came up with a document that described what worked mechanically — and set a framework for other teams to use to do sprint planning as we scale “UX” to other projects… The point of writing this was to attempt to address the need to support … Continue reading
Deep in start-up race – entering last sprint before POC, and a friend sends me a link to Marty Cagan’s most recent post on SVPG. It’s all about the MVP vs. Minimal product. (Read it here). The thing in the article that resonates for me, a UX person, is how a “usability test” can be … Continue reading
Note, When I joined Tripwire a year ago to “do User Experience (a.k.a.UX)” — literally right off the road from designing mobile freight logistics management tools for truck drivers, I knew I’d be jumping into something different and challenging. But I really had no idea. What I did not fully realize, is that in … Continue reading
After sitting through a grueling week-long inception with our stakeholders and the project team, we have a good set of user stories. Everyone feels pretty good about choosing the right stuff to build and the order in which to build it. I know that when we start building the thing via these individual stories, it … Continue reading