Mix 2009 - UX Process Patterns with TFS

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Mix 2009 - UX Process Patterns with TFS

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“We need lightweight, agile design processes”

“Prototyping is not rapid nor integrated”

“Our (distributed) teams are not communicating effectively”

“We don’t have good visibility into project status”

“Requirements are not sufficiently defined or tracked”

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Design TeamDevelopment Team

One to Four Weeks

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Choose process during team project creation

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Black = out of the box work item typeWhite = UX work item type

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