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Patrick Castro
11,917 PointsLean UX
Good morning Treehouse Forum,
I would like to know more about Lean UX, is there any course that can help me?
Thanks!
6 Answers
Mauroof Ahmed
1,013 PointsYou might also like this if you are looking in to getting into UX Design. https://www.linkedin.com/today/post/article/20140702131658-43610144-how-to-become-a-ux-ui-designer-without-design-school?trk=prof-post
Juan Francisco Andrade Álvarez
23,997 PointsFrom my experience learning with Treehouse, i think there is not an explicit course regarding Lean UX. However there is a great one called "Ux Basics": http://teamtreehouse.com/library/ux-basics I think there are other courses related to UX such as Usabilitty Foundations, Design Foundations, etc. which you can choose from the Design Category in the Library. I hope this could help!!
Patrick Castro
11,917 PointsThanks Juan! I'll check it, it helps a lot!
Patrick Castro
11,917 PointsMauroof Ahmed, this article is a full "welcome guide" to me. I can't tell which step is more important, I'll take that as a roadmap to understand and improve more on this new challenge.
I just found 2 books that look interesting, I've read their Lean Startup one, and there're other ones focused on UX. Here: http://www.leanuxbook.com/ http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920026242.do#tab_04_0
Thank you very much!
Mauroof Ahmed
1,013 PointsThanks for sharing those links man! And good luck with learning UX. :) Cheers
Patrick Castro
11,917 PointsBtw, I just finished Lean Ux book. Agile and MVP concepts match well with my startup reality but some things that this book covers is more centered to bigger teams than we have here.