Lean UX

Increasingly, projects are undertaken in an agile and lean way. This provides an opportunity to make UX more effective and relevant. Lean and UX can strengthen each other in delivering a viable and appropriate product in a constantly changing market with evolving user expectations and behaviours. This training session provides you with the tools to embrace this change. It will empower your product development effort through lean approaches and design thinking.

During this half-day training, you will learn to shift your organisation towards a lean way of working by confidently collaborating across disciplines, intensively iterating your design, and prototyping for test. We start from the aspects Lean and UX have in common to derive and practice on techniques that can make UX more lean, or vice versa. 

Examples of techniques covered are:

• Framing objectives and MVP
• Engaging users
• Connecting research with people
• Incremental requirements analysis
• Design chunking
• Co-design formats & spaces
• Modular UX
• Specification techniques
• Rapid prototyping & testing

target audience

Business and functional analysts, software developers, user interface or UX designers, project managers, usability engineers, product managers, marketing managers, R&D staff …

To ensure diversity, we accept at most three participants from the same organisation. To ensure a highly interactive session we accept at most eight participants.