We've just finished working on the third edition of Lean UX—and we think it's the best version of the book yet! This class is design to be the best companion to the book that you can get.
If you've ever struggled to do user experience design in an agile world, then this course is for you. In a series of short, easy to follow videos, Jeff and Josh describe the key methods behind Lean UX. Whether you choose to use all the methods, or just to pick and choose a few that make sense, Lean UX is the best way to combine design, product management, and product discovery in an agile environment.
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FREE PREVIEWLean UX Self-paced, Welcome-both
How to use this course
Before we begin.….4 quick questions
Download the eBooks
Why Would Anyone Want That?
Why Should We Change?
You Are In The Software Business
Old Assumptions / New Reality
Embrace Continuous Change
Which Process Is Best?
Introduction to The Lean UX Canvas
Introduction to Box 1: Business Problem Statements
Business Problem Statements: Now You Try It
Review an Example: Business Problem Statements
Business Problem Statements, Jeff & Josh Discuss Patterns and Anti-Patterns
Introduction to Box 2: Business Outcomes
Review An Example: Outcome To Impact Map
BONUS: Gibson Biddle on "Big Dog" metrics at Netflix
BONUS: Leading and Lagging Indicators
Introduction to Box 3: Proto-Personas
Now You Try It: Proto-Personas
Review an Example: Proto-Personas
Now You Try It: Interviewing Users
BONUS: Interviewing Users
Making Sense of Interview Data
Introduction to Box 4: User Outcomes & Benefits
Now You Try It: User Outcomes & Benefits
Review an Example: User Outcomes & Benefits
Introduction to Box 5: Solutions
Now You Try It: Solutions Brainstorm
Review an Example: Solutions Brainstorm
Introduction to Box 6: Hypotheses
Now You Try It: Hypotheses
Review an Example: Hypotheses
Prioritizing Your Hypotheses: The Hypothesis Prioritization Canvas
What's the Most Important Thing You Need To Learn Next?
Review an Example: Hypothesis Prioritization Canvas & Risks
MVP's and Experiments
BONUS: Some books that will help you figure out how to test your ideas
Now You Try It: Testing Your Hypothesis
Synthesizing Research
Now You Try It: Kill / Pivot / Persevere
Dual Track Agile
Lean UX Self-paced, Org-Change-both
Goodbye and Thank You
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Course reviews from verified participants
If you never take another UX course in your life, take this one. It's a phenomenal approach to designing the right products for the right audience in the lea...
Read MoreIf you never take another UX course in your life, take this one. It's a phenomenal approach to designing the right products for the right audience in the least amount of time possible. It's a fool-proof way of marrying UX research with UX Design. You can't lose.
Read Less"Lean UX" and the Lean UX Canvas is lot more insightful than a handful of Buzzworkds, the Lean UX Canvas is simply a better way of doing Product Development....
Read More"Lean UX" and the Lean UX Canvas is lot more insightful than a handful of Buzzworkds, the Lean UX Canvas is simply a better way of doing Product Development. Drive Humility, Embrace Uncertainty, and Constant & Continuous Change. It isn't just another fad in SDLC process management.
Read LessThis class is a self-paced video class that allows you to work through the lessons at your own pace.
We offer a live version of this class that uses a mix of video instruction and live workshop sessions with Jeff and Josh. If you're interested, write to as at [email protected] or [email protected] to learn more.
Yes! We're happy to run this class for groups of 15 or more. Write to us at [email protected] or [email protected] to learn more about in-house options.
US$599. Get in touch if you'd like to learn about volume pricing.
Jeff Gothelf
Joshua Seiden