Evento

MAY Meeting of Agile CT: CREATING AGILE REQUIREMENTS ( PART 3 !! )

NOTE: This PART 3 in a multi-part series on gathering requirements. This meeting is a deeper dive on Persona generation, user story mapping and backlog creation. You can jump in at any time, the exercises are group-level. Attend this meeting is you want to learn more about collecting, developing and executing on AGILE SOFTWARE REQUIREMENTS...
==========================

This month's meeting is about creating and generating Personas to help gather and make sense of complex software requirements. Personas provide a named profile for a user type. This profile is useful for describing a user in detail, and generating and understanding user stories and the overall requirements.

NOTE: Registration is a commitment to attend.

About The Presenter:
.
Jeremy Kriegel has been designing great user experiences (UX) for 15 years. Just as we need to understand the needs and context of users to craft a design solution, Jeremy believes that success also requires us to look at the business context to craft an appropriate design process.
From start-ups to Fortune 100 companies, as a consultant or on an internal team, he has seen a lot of different scenarios that each required their own approach. He brings this diversity of experience to bear in adapting UX to agile methodologies, finding the balance appropriate for each business.
.
Currently, Jeremy leads the UX team at Cambridge Interactive Development Corp, the company behind Everest Poker and the Everest Gaming suite.