As the final post in this 4-part series, we will discuss Modification 4: Tactical user participation. Our previous posts (Part 1, Part 2 and Part 3) describe how a ‘modified scrum’ process can be an effective way to incorporate user-centered … Continue reading
As a follow up to our last two posts (Part 1 and Part 2) this post discusses Modification 3: Just Enough Documentation. To be consistent, let’s compare another set of best practices between the two processes: User-Centered Design Best Practice: … Continue reading
Our last post outlined the similarities between user-centered design best practices and agile development best practices; introduced how TandemSeven makes four ‘modifications’ to a typical scrum process to arrive at a modified scrum; and described Modification 1: Minimal upfront user … Continue reading
Much has been said on the differences between a user-centered design methodology and the practice of an agile development team. In fact, many practitioners believe the two cannot coexist. However, in order to understand how to achieve the benefits of … Continue reading