What design and development process does your team use?

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YoMoma

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YoMoma
Jul 18, 2017 3 Comments

Over the years working at various companies I've noticed some teams are extremely silo'd between PM/UX/ENG and therefore leading to an implied "waterfall approach". Yet some teams appear every collaborative - leading to an implied "lean/design thinking/driven" approach. What process does your PM/UX/ENG team use? How silo'd or collaborative are the teams? How do you gain alignment? What effect does this have on your UX team morale and output?

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  • Talkdesk / Mgmt
    (boo)

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     (boo)
    The method here is "build what the CEO tells you to". If that changes frequently, so be it.
    Jul 18, 2017 0
  • New / Design
    jaqtann

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    nbcuni
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    Helps to kickoff w PM/Dev/UX and maintain constant communication. As UX I share all research and organize whiteboarding sessions and then will user test and iterate based on findings while keeping everyone in the loop. I tend to communicate daily about feature concepts, ideal user flows, content hierarchies, etc. And then will maintain communication throughout development and QA. Seems to work out ok.
    Jul 19, 2017 0
  • Microsoft
    UX_Girl 😘

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    UX_Girl 😘
    Can someone answer this question please?
    https://us.teamblind.com/s/EoQheTKX
    Aug 18, 2018 0