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Lean UX and Rapid Prototyping

Stop wasting time. Get to the right design solution faster, cheaper, and with more confidence.

Stop wasting time. Get to the right design solution faster, cheaper, and with more confidence.

What is the Most Inventive Thing You’ve Done?

May 13th, 2019 //  by Greg Nudelman

Someone recently asked me, “What is the most inventive thing you’ve done?” Woa. Full stop. Talk about a total brain freeze. You mean out of over 100 projects, patents, client engagements, talks, and workshops… I had to pick just one? But after only a moment’s hesitation, I realized that there was simply no debate.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, DesignOps, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: $1 Prototype, Design Strategy, DesignOps, Experience Partners, Lean UX

Lean UX Communication Strategies for Success in Large Organizations

Aug 4th, 2018 //  by Greg Nudelman

Make your lean UX design practice more collaborative and productive by employing these four sophisticated yet straightforward lean UX communication strategies, especially adapted for success in large, distributed organizations.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, Design Strategy, DesignOps, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: Design System, DesignOps, Lean UX, Minimum Viable Prototype

Lean UX is Simple

Jul 19th, 2018 //  by Greg Nudelman

Lean UX Design Process in a nutshell: 1.    Feel the pain 2.    Brainstorm together 3.    Prototype cheaply 4.    Iterate quickly 5.    Try it in real world 6.    Repeat steps #2-5 until #1 is eliminated I got tired of how poorly the phone holder was working, so I made my own from leftover household materials in about 20 minutes, after 4 quick …

Category: Featured UX Design Articles, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: Agile, agile prototyping, Lean UX, Minimum Viable Prototype, MVP, Process, prototyping

3.5 Lean UX hacks to help you succeed in large organizations

Oct 5th, 2017 //  by Greg Nudelman

Not every UX strategy meets with instant success in complex organizations, especially at companies in a transition from traditional heavy industries, or those whose culture is dominated by engineering. The 3.5 Lean UX hacks described in this article are hands-on, practical strategies to help you make your design and research practice more collaborative and productive in a large organization, while also preserving your sanity.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, DesignOps, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: Design System, DesignOps, Lean UX

How to create a Lean UX Wearable Smart Watch Prototype

Apr 10th, 2016 //  by Greg Nudelman

Video: How to design wearables like Tony Stark — in 3 minutes. Answering the phone while driving with 2 wearable interface designs: 1) Existing Apple Watch UX & 2) New “Tony Stark” design. Presented at SXSW, HCI International, IA Summit and UX Alive Istanbul.

Category: Lean UX and Rapid Prototyping, Mobile, RWD, and Tablet UX DesignTag: Android Smart Watch, Apple Watch, Car UX, Driving UX, Lean UX, Minimum Viable Prototype, Rapid Prototyping, Smart Watch, Wearables

How to Draw an Effective Storyboard: UX Design Project, DesignOps Workshop, Web, Mobile, or Wearable Product Design

Nov 5th, 2015 //  by Greg Nudelman

Video: 36-minute free segment of O’Reilly Video Course. Covers all of the essential parts of the storyboard: Things, People, Faces, Opening Slide, and Transitions. Expert hands-on guided exercises provide step-by-step instruction in basic drawing skills. The module also covers advanced topics like poses and camera angles for students who are ready to move to the …

Category: DesignOps, Featured Events, Featured UX Design Articles, Lean UX and Rapid Prototyping, Mobile, RWD, and Tablet UX Design, SpeakingTag: Lean UX, Mobile and Tablet UX Design Articles, OReilly, sketching, storyboarding, Video, video course

Effective Sketching for UX Design: New O’Reilly Video Course

Nov 4th, 2015 //  by Greg Nudelman

30 Minute video: Parts of a Storyboard is currently available to view FREE, for a limited time. I’m proud to present our new video course from O’Reilly Media: Effective Sketching for UX Design Written and presented by UX design expert Greg Nudelman (clients include Oracle, Cisco, and eBay) and Emmy-nominated graphic designer Will Krause (Sesame …

Category: DesignOps, Featured UX Design Articles, Lean UX and Rapid Prototyping, Mobile, RWD, and Tablet UX DesignTag: Lean UX, Mobile and Tablet UX Design Articles, OReilly, sketching, storyboarding, video course

8 Mobile UX Trends You Can’t Afford to Ignore

Jan 9th, 2015 //  by Greg Nudelman

Here are the top trends in the mobile UX industry. Without further ado, here’s our count-down to #1. #8 Mobile First: Responsive Web Design Responsive Web Design or RWD has been a dominant trend in web industry for several years now. We predict that this will continue to be the case. RWD will be the …

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, Design Strategy, Featured UX Design Articles, Lean UX and Rapid Prototyping, Mobile, RWD, and Tablet UX DesignTag: 2015, Agile, Lean, LeanIn2015, Mobile and Tablet UX Design Articles, Predictions, strategy

What is the $1 Prototype Mobile Design Methodology? (Book Excerpt)

Dec 7th, 2014 //  by Greg Nudelman

The state of your prototype must reflect the state of completion of your system. This simple guideline is also very profound. The degree of certainty in your design should be reflected in the level of completion of your prototype. The project starts with a rough storyboard which is highly uncertain and full of assumptions: no one knows if
the audience will find the product useful, if they will pay for it, or even if the product can (or should) be built.

Category: 56 Articles on Digital Strategy, Mobile and Search, Lean UX and Rapid PrototypingTag: $1 Prototype, Agile, Design Strategy, Lean, paper prototypes, UX Design, Workshop

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