dont be a tool

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use the right toolsDON’T BE A TOOL

Methods1

Design systems2

Tools3

Methods1

The ultra brief walkthrough ofiterative design methods

Methods1

Requirements

Design

Code

Test

Waterfall

Doesn’t work well with rapid changes or complex projects

Methods1 Waterfall

When to use an agile approachMethods1

Anarchyaka

Crazytown

Simple

Complicated

Complex

Humans

Technology

Requ

irem

ents

Close to certainty Far from certainty

Far f

rom

agr

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Clo

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Agile

Methods1 Agile

Requirements

Design

Code

Test

Methods1 Agile manifesto

Individuals and interactions

Working software

over processes and tools

over comprehensive documentation

Customer collaboration over contract negotiation

Responding to change over following a plan

Methods1 Agile UX

Agile UX describes update of Agile Software Methodology with

UX Design methods.

Methods1 Agile UX

The ultimate goal of Agile UX is to unify developers and designers in

the Agile process of product development.

Methods Lean1

Specify value

Establish flowImplement pull

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Map the value stream2

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Work to perfection 5

Methods1 Lean Startup

Ideas

CodeData

Minimum ❤ Product

Build

Measure

LearnUnit testsContinous integrationIncremental deploymentUsabilty tests

Split tests, Funnel analysis, Cohort analysis, NPS.

Analysis resultsInterviews

Hypotheses validation

Methods1 Lean UX

Ideas

PrototypeTesting

Minimum ❤ Product

Build

Measure

LearnSketchesWireframesPrototypesCode

Split tests, Funnel analysis, Cohort analysis, NPS.

Interviews Hypotheses validation

Methods1 Design Sprints

Solve big problems and test new ideas in just five days

Google ventureshttp://www.gv.com/sprint/

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Lightning demos

Four-step sketching

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Lightning demos

Four-step sketching

Chose solutions

Storyboard

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Lightning demos

Four-step sketching

Chose solutions

Storyboard

Chose the right tools

Assign roles

Prototype

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Lightning demos

Four-step sketching

Chose solutions

Storyboard

Chose the right tools

Assign roles

Prototype

User testing

Record interviews

Review sprint

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Lightning demos

Four-step sketching

Chose solutions

Storyboard

Chose the right tools

Assign roles

Prototype

User testing

Record interviews

Review sprint

Research and solution searching by hand drawing All know what to build and test

Methods1 Design Sprints

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayRole definitions

Long-term goal

Sprint questions

Maping / Flowchart

Asking experts

How Might We notes

Pick a target

Lightning demos

Four-step sketching

Chose solutions

Storyboard

Chose the right tools

Assign roles

Prototype

User testing

Record interviews

Review sprint

Research and solution searching by hand drawing All know what to build and test

Methods1 Design Sprints

Prototype mindsetPrototype are disposable.

Build just enough to learn, but not more

Methods1 Design Sprints

Goldilocks qualityThe prototype must appear real as possible. Create a prototype

with just enough quality to evoke honest reactions from customers.

Methods1 Design Sprints

An real as possible prototype in one day. How can we get there?

Methods1

Design systems2

Tools3

Design systems2

In order to quickly mock up something in high fidelity, we need to have a

design system

Design systems2

So we don’t spend too much time on elements that just are scenery around

the solution we are testing

Design systems2

So what is a design system?

Design systems Analog2

Design systems2 Digital

https://www.behance.net/gallery/7226653/Medium-Brand-Development

Design systems2 Modules

https://www.lightningdesignsystem.com/

Design systems2 Modules

http://daverupert.com/2013/04/responsive-deliverables/

Design systems2 Build your own Bootstrap

http://keynotopia.com/bootstrap/

Design systems2 Atomic design

http://bradfrost.com/blog/post/atomic-web-design/

Design systems2

What tool should be for this?

Methods1

Design systems2

Tools3

Tools3 Overview

Graphic tools

Craft by InVision

Prototyping tools

In between tools

Tools3 Overview

Tools3 Future of design tools

https://medium.com/sketch-app-sources/designing-with-meaningful-data-5456b40e172e#.oaxvp9oc0

Tools3 Focus on tools

Graphic tools

Craft by InVision

Prototyping tools

Recording usertests

In between tools

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