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Usability guru Jakob Nielsen yesterday published a report advocating the use of low-fi prototypes to improve quality in websites built using Agile methodologies.
The report, Agile Usability: Best Practices for User Experience on Agile Development Projects, is based on case studies from 12 companies that use Agile methodologies and emphasise usability, and is supplemented by a [...]
An issue I sometimes come across is that clients aren’t always able to get the level of transparency from the developer they need in order for Agile processes to work as designed. It’s not always easy, for instance, to pin a developer and his team down to daily 15 minute meetings, and that perhaps, is [...]
Read MoreOver the past year, I’ve worked with a bunch of clients looking to translate their ideas into something others - specifically, their developers - can understand. The process is difficult for a number of reasons, but I’ve found a few methods for making life easier.
In the past, I have used written specs with spreadsheets for [...]
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