Incorporating UX Research in agile-based product development | by Victoria Claypoole | Dec, 2021 | UX Collective
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Co-Authors: Stacey Sanchez, Clay Killingsworth, and Kay Stanney
Incorporating UX Research in agile-based product development Victoria Claypoole 18 min read · Dec 28, 2021 -- Listen Share Co-Authors: Stacey Sanchez , Clay Killingsworth , and Kay Stanney User-Centered Design (UCD) is a broad methodological framework that places the user at the center of all design decisions (Norman, 2013). Instead of starting with a technology-based solution in mind, practitioners seek to first understand the needs of their users and iteratively incorporate them into the design lifecycle as active participants (Abras et al., 2004; Mao et al., 2005). UCD generally involves sp
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