Agile development processes, such as Scrum, focus on communication, developer
collaboration and delivery of working software early and continuously. User-centered …

There are issues in traditional software development, eg, the lack of user input and
incomplete and changing requirements that can cause problems in projects. Both User …

The lack of user engagement, the absence of user feedback, incomplete and continuously
changing user requirements are among the critical concerns that cause projects to fail. User …

Abstract User-Centered Design spends a considerable effort on research and analysis
before development begins. On the other hand, Agile methods strive to deliver small sets of …

Abstract Integrating User Experience (UX) design with agile development continues to be
the subject of academic studies and practitioner discussions. Most of the existing literature …

Agile development is being adopted by companies with greater frequency every year,
resulting in changes to the way user experience practitioners work. Unfortunately, there has …

Usability, user interface, and interaction design are among the group of vital, yet mostly
overlooked, skills that all software developers require, yet few seem to have. This is just as …

Abstract Context Agile User eXperience Design (Agile UXD) is a current theme and a
trending topic for the future of software development. The integration of UX Design within …

Previous discussions of how User Experience (UX) designers and Agile developers can
work together have focused on bringing the disciplines together by merging their processes …

With the introduction and popularization of Agile methods of software development, existing
relationships and working agreements between user experience groups and developers are …