User-Centered Agile Methods (English, Hugh Beyer)
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| Publisher | Springer |
| Language | English |
| ISBN-13 | 9783031010651 |
| ISBN-10 | 3031010655 |
| Author | Hugh Beyer |
Product Description
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About the Book
With the introduction and popularization of Agile methods of software development, existing relationships and working agreements between user experience groups and developers are being disrupted. Agile methods introduce new concepts: the Product Owner, the Customer (but not the user), short iterations, User Stories. Where do UX professionals fit in this new world? Agile methods also bring a new mindset -- no big design, no specifications, minimal…
ISBN: 9783031010651
Book Insights
What You'll Learn
- ·In-depth exploration of topics covered in User-Centered Agile Methods
- ·Key concepts explained with clarity and practical examples
- ·Insights valuable for anyone studying or working in Springer
Who Should Read This
Beginners and newcomers to the subject, as well as curious general readers.
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Customer Reviews
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Me ha gustado mucho sobre todo por su claridad de ideas y su innovación además de usar un estilo muy bueno
Finally, a agile book from a true UX/UCD perspective
I am so grateful for this book.I'm a UXer who has struggled with working in agile environments for the past 5 years. This book provides an excellent framework for UX Design and Development harmony.Doing UX/UCD in a "pure" agile environment is akin to an architect being constrained by the plumber or electrician's process.Hugh Beyer's book brings some sanity to the process by detailing how the goals and thus the tasks of these two roles are different.If you work at a company who is just starting
nice short book
This is a nice and consise book and is easy to read. It gives a nice intro on the topic of how to combine user centered and agile methods.
