I may have. I have done it, I have told it, and I have heard of others that did it, and I was at Agile09. Dan Rawsthorne, PhD, CST Senior Coach, Danube...
I may have. I have done it, I have told it, and I have heard of others that did it, and I was at Agile09. My story predates Agile; I first did it in 1985! ...
I don't know who told the story. But I do know that we have done that here locally. With 2 functional teams. Management was fine with it. Only facilities was a...
I'm new to this organisation, and starting to bring in some Scrum practices. There's been a tradition of wireframing and sign-off before development starting...
Great, thanks! The more cubicles torn down the merrier :) If you don't mind, I might be contacting each of you individually to see if I can include one or...
I know this is a general UI design issue, but I am asking here because I know many of you folks personally to be a friendly and helpful bunch. But please feel...
Maybe the issue is using icons. Why not just have 'Start watching this page' and 'Stop watching this page' toggle button? On Oct 30, 2009, at 1:19 PM,...
The problem seems to be in depending on the color to convey the meaning while the eye is static. Maybe if you tried a closed eye vs. an open eye and forgot...
This button is one of many on a toolbar, and I don't have sufficient real-estate to put long labels like this. ________________________________ From:...
The idea of a closed eye has been suggested by a number of my test subjects. I haven't had a chance to test it yet, but my guess is that it will suffer from...
Alain, Indeed, this is a generic problem for which there is no single best solution. It depends. But my own research shows that people who interpret the label...
... solution. It depends. But my own research shows ... command to be executed (rather than the current ... change are problematic in any case. (Although, I ...
Alain said: One idea I had was the following... Use the icon to convey state, since people seem to agree more on what state an icon refers to than on what...
Hi, Gh900. Your question is a good one, but broad enough that it's hard to answer easily. To narrow things down, a few questions: How long are your iterations?...
Hi everyone, The following information is in regards to a study being conducted at the University of Calgary, Department of Computer Science for the purpose of...
Hello, everyone! We're about to roll out a few applications to a beta test group and I was wondering what techniques you've all used to get useful feedback...
Hi, I've seen that a free form forum can also help to find solutions. For example, someone is having trouble with new feature and asks for help. That often...
Don't forget the very basic Feedback form or email address so that people can spontaneously send feedback as it occurs to them. Make sure you have a quick...
William, Thanks for the reminder. I had looked at the earlier report, and the follow-up nicely reinforces and refines the findings. It is gratifying to find...
Perhaps the problem is that you're trying to use one widget to convey two pieces of information - state and action. Something like this might be better: You...
I just wanted to point the group to another excellent resource for managing & executing design within an Agile environment. The presentation is by my former...
William Iterations are currently two weeks long. "thinking time" is generally in months. Designers do sit with developers. Hope that clarifies it a little. ...
In that case, I'd suggest: Don't do the wateration thing. I see people struggle pretty hard with that in a 4-week iteration, and I've never seen it work in a...
Hello! Elizabeth here – I'm the product manager at JustGiving, a fantastic place to work in London. We're looking for a new user experience designer to join...
For those of you on wave who might want a reason to use it. I've created a public wave for agile/ux. Search for 'with:public agile ux' -jer "Be well, do good...