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How Lean, UCD and Agile can propel designers into the future Danny Bluestone - May 2015

How Lean, UCD and Agile can propel designers into the future

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How Lean, UCD and Agile can propel designers into the future

Danny Bluestone - May 2015

• Introduction - Ten years of Cyber-Duck

• Now is the future - get ready

• Best practice - What makes a great experience

• Our approach - Applying UCD, Lean and Agile

• Conclusion

TODAY…

Ten years of Cyber-Duck1. Introduction

Hi. I am Danny, this is 2005.

1. Should I really be here and whats my purpose? 2. Where do I find clients that suit my style? 3. How can processes help me and where do I start?

THE DESIGNER

Inventive. Constrained. Channel specific.

THE PROJECT - 2005

Hi. Its still 2005. I want to do the following:

1. Educate family about booking flights online 2. Chat by email, MSN and on dating websites 3. I want more frequent access to broadband

THE USER

Hi. Danny here again. This is 2015.

1. My purpose is clear but how do I get my team to buy into it? 2. Where do I find more clients and how do I maintain the same quality? 3. How can my processes continue to evolve to deliver the above?

THE DESIGNER

Innovative. Responsive. Cross-channel.

THE PROJECT - 2015

Hi. Its 2015. Now, I want to do the following:

1. Engage with my network across my devices 2. Develop my business and knowledge online 3. Access and create media everywhere

THE USER

Now is the future2. Get ready…

Today, we are seeing the proliferation of computing devices, wearables and ‘nearable’ IoT connected objects.

THE INTERNET IS STARTING TO PERMEATE EVERYTHING.

Its not only technology that is changing. Users are also changing and becoming ever more complex.

Its Roz again..… This is I want to:

1. On Twitter, I want as many retweets as possible 2. I want to get loads of ‘likes’ on Facebook 3. Register to different services using single sign-on 4. I want to see content that is relevant to me

Today we should not be designing single destinations. We need to be designing systems

Image: https://blog.intercom.io/design-futures-1-creating-systems-not-products/ and http://ryanspoon.com/2010/01/19/facebooks-share-via-functionality-in-the-wild/

Today, designers need to create atomic units of engagement

The current Web is "pull-based," meaning we visit websites or download apps. The future of the Web is "push-based," meaning the Web will be coming to us

DESIGN SYSTEMS BEFORE APPS AND WEBSITES.

THIS MAKES SENSE FROM A USER PERSPECTIVE.

–Dries Buytaert, Drupal Founder

The Web will go through a massive re-architecture and re-platforming in the next decade.

Image: http://www.inc.com/magazine/201209/eric-markowitz/how-i-did-it-inc-500-dries-buytaert-of-acquia.html

What makes a great user experience

3. Best practice

Credit: http://www.juniqe.com/print-unframed-din-landscape-107367.html?___store=enImage :http://www.hartwigsalzer.com/works/page-work-GoodCheapFast

MAKE IT INNOVATIVE

• Offer a new type of value to the user • Tap into a new work-force • True disruption, turns into a habit

Image http://www.standard.co.uk/news/transport/mayor-is-warned-ban-uber-or-you-will-kill-londons-black-cab-trade-10269496.html

MAKE IT SHARABLE AND DISTRIBUTABLE

MAKE IT ADDICTIVE

Levels of dopamine increase when the perception of our own status rises

The hook model

user enters credit card upfront and provides ratings

knowing that a car is on the way and where it is

Order the car, spread product offering virally

Reduce variability and better pricing for user

Image from: http://genius.com/Nir-eyal-hooked-how-to-build-habit-forming-products-annotated

Applying UCD, lean and agile

4. Our approach

UCDTACTICS

LEANAGENCY

AGILE DELIVERY

OUR LEAN VALUES

MAKE DECISIONS SLOWLY BUT ACT FAST ‘NEMEWASHI’

LEARN THROUGH SELF-REFLECTION ‘HANSEI’, IMPROVE WITH ‘KAIZEN’

RESPECT SUPPLIERS, ASSOCIATES AND PARTNERS

DIVERSIFY AND INVEST IN TEAM WORK AND OUR PEOPLE

WE PREFER TO GROW LEADERS FROM WITHIN

STANDARDISE AND OPEN SOURCE OUR TECHNOLOGY

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATION ‘OBEYA’ AND DESIGN LANGUAGES

GET QUALITY RIGHT FIRST TIME ROUND ‘JIDOKA’

LEVEL OUT THE WORKLOAD ‘HEIJUNKA’

REDUCE WASTE ‘MURA’ AND ‘MUDA’ IN ALL SHAPES AND FORMS

THE RIGHT PROCESSES WILL YIELD THE RIGHT RESULTS

OUR DECISIONS ARE BASED ON OUR LONG TERM PHILOSOPHY

HYPOTHESIS

LEAN VALUES TEST & VALIDATE

IMPROVE

DESIGN & BUILD

MEASURE

LEAN AGENCY

1

2 3

4

56

LEAN QUALITY

MANAGEMENT

1 2 3 MANAGEMENTREVIEWS

QUALITY OBJECTIVES

RETRIEVABLE RECORDS

4 NON CONFORMITIES

5 CORRECTIVEACTIONS

5

RISK REGISTER6 CONTINUAL

IMPROVEMENT

6

INFRASTRUCTURE7

HUMAN RESOURCES

Interaction design / ethnography

Stakeholder interviews

Persona research (1st usability testing)

UCD IA and content strategy mapping

Prototyping(2nd usability testing)

Final user acceptance testing

Art direction and branding

Functional specification

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3

4

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8

SPRINT 01

Release research, brand, and

architecture

SPRINT 02

Wireframes Search,

social, emails, register

SPRINT 03

Login, import, browse, auto

suggest

SPRINT 04

Release indexing and

final UAT fixes

PLANNING PLANNING PLANNING PLANNING

SCRUM

SPRINT 01

Summarising it all up…

5. Conclusion

• Design systems first, destinations second.

• Today’s users demand personalisation, reward systems and many options so use the hook model to deliver innovative products.

• An emphasis on innovation and the right processes can help to ‘dream up’ the ‘push and pull’ experiences of tomorrow.

TAKE OUTS

Thank you@danny_bluestone

@cyberduck_ukwww.slideshare.net/mesibot