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Chris Jones Hot Studio – Principal @rubylabs Managing Design Debt

Managing Design Debt

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There are two topics coved in this presentation. The first is about how the advantages of Lean product process, and the other is about using story telling to think about your product.

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Page 1: Managing Design Debt

Chris JonesHot Studio – Principal@rubylabs

Managing Design Debt

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You are not alone

Does UX have to be at the mercy of the development process

• It wasn’t implemented to my vision

• Short cuts were taken and our goals were never met

• We didn’t have time to address all the issues we found in testing

• Lost sight of the value to users

• Shall we go on?

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What if the UX and development could be more aligned in the overall product process.

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Different POV

UX : Create a great experience through empathy

Agile : The highest priority is to satisfy the customer through early and continuous delivery of valuable software

Lean: Hypothesis and Continuous Customer Validation, Reduce waste, Empowered Product Team

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Patterns emerge…

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Waterfall

Research Concept Test Design Build

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Research Test Design

Build Release

Time

Debt

Concept

Waste

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Agile

Research Concept Test Design Build Design Build Design Build

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Iteration 1Iteration 0 Iteration 2 Iteration 3

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Agile 8

Iteration 1

Time

DebtIteration 0 Iteration 2

Cycle Length

Waste

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Process Lean

Measure

Learn

Build

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Lean 10

Time

Debt

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Validated Design 11

Waterfall Agile

Validated Design

Waste

Lean

Over Time

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But, how do I know it’s good?

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STORY TELLING

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What is the story you are telling the user?

• Introduce a new idea or behavior• How to do something• Build knowledge• Challenge• Escape• Connect• Improve, Heal

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Story

• Beginning, Middle, End• Characters?• Challenges, goals?• Cadence?• Journey, Transformation, Lessons

(Added Value)

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Proof reading

• Is the grammar correct?• Punctuation, spelling?• Is it clear and concise?• Is it consistent?• Jargon watch?

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• Looking through your readers eyes• Do they understand the story• What will they conclude• What will draw them in• How do they relate to the characters

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Thank you

Chris Jones@rubylabs