Monthly Archives: July 2011

What The Karate Kid Can Teach Us About Agile and UX

Posted on July 17, 2011 by Jeff Gothelf

In the Karate Kid (the first one, aka the good one) the seemingly innocuous Mr. Miyagi takes on wayward Daniel-san and teaches him to totally kick-ass in karate. While the movie is a prized trinket of 80’s pop culture, heartwarming … Continue reading →

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Lean UX is not just for lean startups

Posted on July 14, 2011 by Jeff Gothelf

As the conversation around Lean UX heats up in the blogs, Twitters and conferences a lot of reference is made to the ideas of lean startup promoted by Eric Ries, Steve Blank and others. Many discussions focus on how user experience … Continue reading →

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