Centigrade UX Academy training
Learning how to integrate UX with Agile
Have you also experienced that UX designers and software engineers often do not work together effectively? Even in agile contexts, UX designs are often still produced as waterfalls, so that the quality of the work results can only be evaluated or even optimized far too late. A continuous improvement of the user experience should therefore be in focus and UX Design should be as agile as it is practiced in software engineering.
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Can we support you?
As a decision maker, team leader, product owner or project manager, you have recognized the value of user experience and now want to integrate human-centric design into all your agile projects. In this course, you will learn why UX and agility are not mutually exclusive, and how to manage projects with user-centered MVPs to reduce development effort and risk.
Because it's a talk, there's no limit to the number of participants. The talk usually lasts 2 hours. If you want to shed more light on certain aspects, the talk will be extended accordingly.
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What to expect
Our talk will give you inspiration and orientation on how to integrate UX and Agile into your team.
Continuous UX builds directly on agile development processes and welcomes their iterative and incremental nature. Unlike Scrum, however, Continuous UX does not make formal regulations, but rather defines itself as a modular UX management building block that provides various methods for the entire agile development process. This flexibility enables Continuous UX to be used successfully in any kind of agile process variant - be they Scrum, Kanban or similar.
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Thomas Immich
Managing Director · Head of UX Services
Thomas Immich is co-founder and managing director of Centigrade GmbH and heads the UX Services division. For many years he has been dealing with user-centered user interface design methods with regards to their technical feasibility and tool support. He has been responsible for numerous customer projects of well-known companies and advises agile software development teams in his function as project manager and trainer regarding the aesthetic and conceptual optimization of user interfaces in the WPF environment. He also gives regular talks at relevant conferences such as the GermanUPA and has already received several awards, including the "iF communication design award 2010" and the "Best Session Award Usability Professionals 2009".
