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April 24, 2012
Agile UX versus Lean UX
It's one of those DTDT's again.
"Bottom line: in everyday conversation, whether one uses the term Lean or Agile or What-not is probably not that important. What's more important, is an understanding of how Agile and Lean help make traditional UX a more whole practice."
(Anders Ramsay a.k.a. @andersramsay)
Posted by PJB at April 24, 2012 5:08 PM | Classification: User experience