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August 23, 2012
The First Design Hardly Ever Wins: The Iterative Approach to UX Design
Keep making it better, all the time.
"Since the rise of the Agile movement iteration became one of the hot words in the whole New Technologies industry. We're encouraged to iterate, we should close iterations of our work every week or two. Iterations are simply everywhere."
(Marcin Treder a.k.a. @marcintreder ~ DesignModo)
Posted by PJB at August 23, 2012 9:32 AM | Classification: Information design - User experience