How should the principles and practices of Human-Centered Design (HCD), Agile development, and the overarching process of HCDAgile, be applied to products that have no obvious user interface? Many human-centered designers work on big data and data analytics projects, as these projects are critical to the success of many enterprises. But how do we apply what we know about HCD to projects that seem to not focus on humans, but rather, on data?
You are invited to join colleagues and practitioners in taking a look at these questions in this second HCDAgile for Data Summit.
Agenda:
- Updates / announcements
- Presentation by Kate Walton, Exxon Mobil
- Kate is going to share her thoughts and solicit our feedback on how -- in a data lake project -- UX could (or should) engage with development teams early to influence the design and architecture of the data lake itself, long before we're talking about the detailed interface design (e.g., data visualizations).
- Q&A and discussion
In October 2019, a group of human-centered designers and agilists met in St. Louis to discuss this topic. Here’s an overview of the first session:
Read more about our first HCDAgile for Data meetup with videos of the breakout sessions.
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