Agile Mobile Design: Why we don’t do mobile usability tests (and neither should you)
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Agile Mobile Design: Why we don’t do mobile usability tests (and neither should you)
- 1. Agile Mobile Design Why we don’t do mobile usability tests (and neither should you) Greg Nudelman Principal/CEO, DesignCaffeine, Inc. Twitter: @DesignCaffeine Greg.Nudelman@DesignCaffeine.com
- 9. Good News! There is a better way.
- 10. Trick #1: Replace Kick Off Meeting with a Kick Off Design Workshop Trick #2: Replace Usability Testing with a RITE Using PostIt Notes
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- Suddenly agile guru like Fred Brooks, Robert Martin or Ken Schwaber take your pick – says Thou shall use Agile!
- Which makes the creatives dizzy, and I swear, if you look closely, you can actually see *steam* coming out of developers’ ears. Right there -- no, that’s not flying broccoly! That’s the steam!
- Of course, I can’t possibly teach you everything in 30 minutes. Even an 8-hour-long workshop is tough. The problem of course is practice, and that’s why I have created my 8 week course – during the course we get to practice this methodology on your specific project. Today I can give you just a taste of what you can do with this. But I want to make sure you get a lot of value out of being on the webinar today, so I’ll tell you about two important puzzle pieces of the methodology: Design Workshop and RITE testing with PostIt Notes.
- So if you already have a vision storyboard from step 1
- Next thing I knew, the product manager was waving this thing around and play acting various interactions, like “shake to undo”.