Probing an agile usability process

Wolkerstorfer, Peter; Tscheligi, Manfred; Sefelin, Reinhard; Milchrahm, Harald; Hussain, Zahid; Lechner, Martin; Shahzad, Syed Khuram

doi:10.1145/1358628.1358648

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“…[32] suggest 0. [34] also suggest the case Extreme Personas, ould be an extension of LDUF and reports the use ility testing. Test results cluded in the Backlog for proposes the creation of ity aspects and also User criteria.…”

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“…All of them aimed at refining the UI prototype for the next iteration. [32] and [34] recommend users testing whenever possible, but they do not comment whether the tests are performed on prototypes or on working software. Only [32] points out that user testing is performed with the customer.…”

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“…[9] suggest inspection evaluations on prototypes, but focusing on interactive prototypes, instead of on paper prototypes. [17], [34], [18], [32] and [21] suggest evaluations on UIs already implemented aiming at their validation. [21] and [49] suggest the use of Heuristic Evaluation, and [48] comments that Sprint Reviews are a good oportunities to conduct usability evaluations.…”

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User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

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“…al. [23] extended the XP paradigm of small iterative steps and refactoring to persona resulting an "extreme persona". At the beginning of the process, the users are investigated through user studies to develop personas.…”

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Persona as a Tool to Involving Human in Agile Methods: Contributions from HCI and Marketing

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Moreno

Seffah

2014

Human-Centered Software Engineering

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Abstract. Human centricity refers to the active involvement in the overall product lifecycle of different human actors including end-users, stakeholders and providers. Persona is one of the different tools that exist for human centricity. While marketing is the original domain in which persona was introduced, this technique has also widely used UCD design. In these two perceptions, Persona has demonstrated its potential as an efficient tool for grouping the users or customers and focusing on user or customer needs, goals and behavior. A segmentation technique is generally used with Persona in order to group individual users according to their common features, identifying within these groups those that represent a pattern of human behavior. This paper investigates how Persona has been used to improve the usability in the agile development domain, while studying which contributions from marketing and HCI have enriched Persona in this agile context.

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“…Ethnographical Observation Ethnography Ethnographic research [16] As Is Ethnographical Observation Observation [28] As Is Observation [29] As Is Card Sorting Card Sorting Card sorting [10] With modifications Card sorting [25] With modifications User Analysis Personas Personas Personas [16] As Is Personas [27] With modifications Personas [37] With modifications Personas [31] As Is Lightweight personas [38] With modifications Personas [33] With modifications Persona [39] As Is Persona [36] As Is Extreme personas [40] With modifications…”

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Requirements Engineering Related Usability Techniques Adopted in Agile Development Processes

Magües

Castro

Acuña

2016

International Conferences on Software Engineering and Knowledge Engineering

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Abstract-Context: Over the last decade there has been a growing interest in the integration of agile software development process (ASDP) and user-centred design (UCD). However, there are no papers that study which usability techniques related to requirements engineering are being adopted in the ASDP, and there are no formalized proposals for their adoption. Objective: Identify which techniques related to requirements engineering activities are being adopted in the ASDP and determine how they are being adopted. Method: We have conducted a systematic mapping study (SMS) to retrieve the literature reporting the application of usability techniques in the ASDP. We analysed these techniques using a catalogue of techniques compiled by software engineering researchers. We then determined the manner in which the techniques that are being used in the ASDP were adopted. Results: The agile community is very much interested in adopting usability techniques. The most used techniques are Personas, contextual inquiry and prototyping. Conclusions: This research offers an overview of the adoption of usability techniques related to requirements engineering in ASDPs and reports how they are being adopted. We found that some of the techniques are being adapted for adoption.

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Probing an agile usability process

Cited by 34 publications

References 13 publications

User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

User-Centered Design and Agile Methods: A Systematic Review

Persona as a Tool to Involving Human in Agile Methods: Contributions from HCI and Marketing

Requirements Engineering Related Usability Techniques Adopted in Agile Development Processes

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