The document discusses adapting user experience (UX) practices for lean startups. It recommends taking a lean UX approach that is quick, visual, collaborative and continuous. The lean UX process involves learning about customer needs through interviews, creating personas, rapid prototyping and testing ideas with customers in short cycles of iterative development to reduce risk.
4. Make
products
people
want
Ideas
are
plen0ful
Low
technology
barriers
Low
switching
cost
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5. You
can’t
just
“hit
it
with
the
pre.y
s0ck”
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Caro'H
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6. Every
product
has
a
user
experience,
whether
you
plan
it
or
not
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7. How
will
you
create
an
inten0onal
user
experience
for
your
product?
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8. UX
contains
many
disciplines
USER EXPERIENCE ARCHITECTURE MECHANICAL
DESIGN ENGINEERING
Signage INFORMATION
ARCHITECTURE
INDUSTRIAL
DESIGN
ELECTRICAL
ENGINEERING
CONTENT CREATION
(Text, Data,Graphics)
INTERACTION
DESIGN
Ubicomp
VISUAL DESIGN Controls
Interactive
Environments
Info Viz USABILITY
ENGINEERING
HUMAN-COMPUTER
INTERACTION
Navigation INTERFACE DESIGN
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Dan
Saffer
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9. UX
prac0ces
vary
inside team
Design specialist Design specialist
Concensus design Style guildes
start up enterprise
Advisors Internal design dept.
Design agency Design agency
outside team
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BY-‐NC-‐SA
Lane
halley
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@thinknow
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10. Challenges
Not
enough
designers
Many
kinds
of
designers
Design
is
expensive
Silos
and
handoffs
Over-‐emphasis
on
deliverables
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11. Adap0ng
UX
for
Lean
Startup
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Michael
K
Bergman
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12. Quick
Visual
Collabora0ve
Con0nuous
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13. Focus
on
the
problem,
not
the
solu0on
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