(Reprinted from Ian’s blog at Pivotal Labs.) I believe it was in a conversation with Janice Fraser that I first started talking about DRY Documentation. It was certainly she (among others) who goaded me into actually writing this blog post. So I’m taking a moment on my WiFi-free (and generally amenity-free) United Airlines flight to SXSW …
Something cool is happening. We’re mixing things up and working in new ways for happier teams and better results. Over the summer, I had a chance to participate in several short projects with balanced teams. Here are some techniques that worked for me.
As I was thinking about last week’s NYC edition of our Agile UX Retreats, and what made this particular retreat so significant, my thoughts went back to the IA Retreats at the Asilomar Conference Grounds in Pacific Grove, CA. Those retreats led to the creation of the Asilomar Institute for Information Architecture, which later would be renamed …