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Integrating Agile and UX

Integrating Agile and UX. Gabriela Jurca, Theodore Hellmann, Dr. Frank Maurer. A systematic review of evaluation and validation papers. Agile and UX:. Two different approaches to making software. Integrating Agile-UX. Background Our systematic review. 1 2.

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Integrating Agile and UX

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  1. Integrating Agile and UX Gabriela Jurca, Theodore Hellmann, Dr. Frank Maurer A systematic review of evaluation and validation papers

  2. Agile and UX: Two different approaches to making software

  3. Integrating Agile-UX Background Our systematic review 1 2

  4. User Experience (UX) is ..

  5. User Centered Design (UCD) is a process to achieve good UX Research Implement Deploy Evaluate Design

  6. #1 UCD Problem Design specs. are never right from the beginning.

  7. UCD Problem #2 Which features are most important?

  8. UCD • UX design practices Good Bad • Design specs. are not flexible once implementation begins • No Feature priorities

  9. Agile is a process to achieve working software

  10. Agile Problem #1 What about UX design?

  11. Agile • Feature prioritization • End-user feedback on software deliverable Good Bad • No UX design practices

  12. Agile and UX make good friends. Agile improves UCD through more frequent deliveries UCD improves agile through UX design practices

  13. .. Why is the integration difficult? Synchronization of activities Communication

  14. Integrating Agile-UX 1 2 Background Our systematic review

  15. Systematic Review Goals • Amount of interest in Agile-UX? • Most popular venues? • Types of studies done? • Recommendations?

  16. Related literature reviews Silva da Silva, 2011Sohaib, 2010

  17. The parallel Agile-UX model (Silva Da Silva, 2011) Sprint 0 LDUF (Little Design Upfront) One Sprint Ahead

  18. Other findings from related work • High amount of collaboration required • A lack of sound, controlled studies

  19. What’s the point of systematic reviews? • Summarize all existing evidence on a research question • Evidence-based guidelines for practitioners

  20. Methodology Automated search for papers 2011 - 2014 Snowball sampling from da Silva 2011 Opinion Philosophical Solution Experience Validation Evaluation Action Research Question-based Survey Case Study Focus Group Interview ANALYZED

  21. More rigorous types of studies? • Evaluation: The investigation of a problem which is already in practice. • Validation: The investigation of a solution proposal which is not yet in practice.

  22. Is the rate of publication increasing over time? Yes. Publications Year

  23. What venues are most important for this field (%)?

  24. What types of papers are most prevalent?

  25. Are the types of studies changing over time? More different types of studies being done within single papers.

  26. As for recommendations.. There are some common pitfalls to avoid.

  27. Recommendations? • Lightweight artifacts • Shared workspace • Balancing mechanism • Don’t spread UX designers too thin

  28. Conclusion

  29. Limitations • Snowball sampling of papers before 2011 • Search for papers and interpretation of results done mostly by first author • Low number of evaluation and validation papers • Excluded experience reports

  30. Our Team Dr. Frank Maurer Gabriela Jurca Theodore Hellmann

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