Lean UX
by Jeff Gothelf, Josh Seiden · first published 2012
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…visual design. UX is about understanding who your users are and what the problems they’re trying to solve are, then organising flows, content and layouts to help them achieve it. I’d recommend reading Lean UX by Jeff Gothelf as it’s a good introduction to a flexible, user-centred approach to product design. I’ve heard good things about the Google UX course on Coursera if you want to go into more detail. Interaction…
on “Ask HN: How to learn UI/UX as a data/BE engineer?” ↗The Lean UX Canvas is a concept developed by best selling author Jeff Gothelf. I was at a training course of his last year where he talked us through his canvas, and it is an amazing exercise to really focus on the…
on “Show HN: A tool to help make sure you're building the right product” ↗Read Jeff Gothelf's Lean UX. Shows a product mindset and how to use that mindset to create great software products.
on “Ask HN: How do you manage UI/UX for your side projects?” ↗Read Jeff Gothelf's Lean UX. It illustrates product mindset, shows the survey and analysis work that goes into creating a new product and where creating custom software fits into the whole process. Given this reference by a UX designer.…
on “Ask HN: How do you manage UI/UX for your side projects?” ↗Lean UX by O'Reilly Media - This is a good read for a better understanding of the lean UX principles but seems to focus on teams with a few more resources than a startup. However, many of the principles can work…
on “Ask HN: What is the best book that you've ever read on Product Design and UX?” ↗Interesting read. Would have been sweet if author of this manifesto, Anthony Viviano, got feedback and endorsement from Laura Klein (author of UX for Lean Teams) or Jeff Gothelf (author of Lean UX)
on “The Lean UX Manifesto” ↗