Discover how Scrum frameworks can be used to structure UX projects, promoting collaboration and continuous improvement

Agile methodologies have revolutionised software development, and Scrum is a leading framework. But how does it fit into UX design? Let’s dive in.

Sprints: The UX Design Engine

Under Pressure: Limits the amount of work that can be done in a short time through sprints, making it easier to complete and deliver.

Sprint Includes User Research, Designing, Testing & Iterating

Team: Scrum drives cross functional collaboration.

UX Roles in Scrum

Product Owner: Describes a product vision and ranking

UX Designer — User- centered designs & user research.

Engineering: Works with UX to develop design.

Scrum Artifacts for UX

User Stories :describes needs and goals of user in form factor

Backlog: User stories are prioritised and mapped to business objectives.

Design sprints User flows: design and align with the product team.

Embracing Agility in UX

Scrum enables UX teams to generate viable products incrementally, make sure you adapt and control change demands and deliver user experiences that outshine the competitors.

The use of Agile principles in your own processes can encourage an innovative, always-evolving culture.