Easy to Use 2.0: User Experience in Agile Development for Enterprise Software

De: Sean Van Tyne

Narrado por: Laura Van Tyne

The intersection of the customer, user, and technology is at the heart of this concise guidebook for developing easy-to-use software. In Easy to Use 2.0, Sean Van Tyne expands on his previous edition, taking the complex topic of agile development for enterprise software and making it easy to understand and easy to implement. Easy to Use 2.0 is an easy-to-use guide to creating simple yet effective enterprise applications. Easy to Use 2.0 covers new topics like user experience myths and realities, the experience economy, user experience maturity model, and how to create your user experience strategy. There are new case studies from the field, what is design thinking and how to do design sprints, minimal viable and minimal desirable products, how to handle UX debt, how to hire the right talent for your organization, and more.

Easy to Use is your roadmap to successfully integrating UX design and Agile development. Businesses wishing to rapidly create great software would be well advised to get a copy of this book for every member of the team. You want Easy to Use 2.0 as your software development companion. Particularly where business wins, losses, and profits depend on user experience being better than the competition.

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Rookie author trying to sound smart with cliches

This book is empty, all fluff, no substance, nothing actionable. the author was not clear on his target audience. it's like he is trying to appeal to UX newbies plus UX pros, in addition to leaders who are ux illiterate and ux proficient. his effort to appeal to "everyone" resulted in a book that works for no one. he writes with so much cliche industry jargon, it's ridiculous. I'm a senior UX specialist and even I was lost. and rolling my eyes. he could not clearly explain anything. it's all parroting of catchy, clickbait type content from the internet. I'm returning this book.
I also dont like that he chose to not go with a professional narrator. nothing against his wife, but narrating is not her forte; it was incredibly dry and emotionless.