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Conceptual Debt: sticking with your original-but-poor design (out of fear)

by !undefined

Conceptual Debt is Worse than Technical Debt:

This post practically reads like advocacy for UX Architects and (more broadly) Lean UX, or some similar approach of product design with built-in idea validation. A point that particularly resonated with me was the assertion around product inertia – this idea that if you get a product out in the market, there’s a tendency for it to stay the same – even if its initial design was poor – because of the danger of alienating the customers that did stick it out and learn the original-but-poor design.

review: Lean UX

by Rob Friesel

Jeff Gothelf’s Lean UX (O’Reilly, 2013) is, to my eyes, an outline for the principles of the Lean UX philosophy, and a handbook for integrating it into Agile teams. “But wait,” you ask, “what exactly is Lean UX?” A serviceable definition from the text: Lean UX is the practice of bringing the true nature of […]