From “Fail Fast” to “Learn Fast”

It’s difficult to uphold UX best practices in the face of accelerated development cycles within a continuous delivery enterprise. Too often shortcuts are made, output is prioritized over outcomes, and product teams come to forget the core purpose of continuous delivery.

Continuous delivery was designed to help companies make products better, not simply release code faster. The practice should fuel the continual learning that drives product success. Too often, however, UX research and design cycles are compromised to fit with faster agile development cycles.

Read how today’s leading product managers and UX design teams have learned to evolve and adapt, keeping up the rapid pace while shifting their mindset from a focus on delivery to a culture of learning in our “When Agile is Fragile” E-Book.