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With its lack of up-front activity, short iterations and emphasis on
minimum-viable products, Agile approaches can seem to be the
antithesis of a considered approach to User Experience.

However, the Agile Manifesto does value qualities that UX
practitioners also value: an emphasis on customer collaboration,
individuals & interactions and uncovering better ways of developing
software. So, is a perceived problem with Agile and UX more to do with
the way either is implemented in practice, more to do with the
personalities involved or is the problem organisational?

This workshop will draw together people from the Agile and UX
communities to share experiences, problems and solutions to enable UX
to have a happy marriage with Agile approaches. The workshop will be
facilitated but participants should come prepared to play an active
role in the session and to discuss their particular context.

Agile and UX - a marriage made in heaven? is an Agile Cambridge 2011
pre-conference workshop.

Visit http://agileux2011.eventbrite.com/ to sign-up. Cost £75+ VAT is
booked before 21st September.