5319101-13900CP2408 Project Part 2 Individual Report

5319101-13900CP2408 Project Part 2 Individual Report

Team Number

Name Description of contributions Estimated % of contribution

(you first) Reflection

Similar to your Sprint Reflection assignment, use Gibbs reflective model to reflect on and document two significant personal experiences from this project one positive, and one negative.

Principles

Describe the ways in which you personally have developed in two of the Lean UX principles (from chapter 2). Many of these are team-focused principles, but this section is about your individual improvement and learning. Describe how and why your understanding and application of these principles improved.

5319101-13900CP2408 Project Part 2 Team Report

Team number

Member names:

Iterations

For each experiment, include the following in your report:

Your chosen hypothesis and most important assumptions that you want to testA screenshot or photo of your MVP with a clear reference to the source/export file for this MVP

Your testing/interview plan

Evidence of appropriate user testing with details about users and test data. Provide photos of your testing to show evidence of implementing the GOOB principle.

Analysis of the test results that show lessons and outcome of the tested assumption(s).

Direct implications for the next iteration (what does this result/learning mean we should do next?)

Lean UX Canvas

As you iterate, you should learn more about both your chosen problem and the Lean UX process. In this section, describe how you updated your Lean UX Canvas and include any newly created or modified box content. For example, you might learn from an experiment that one of your personas was not suitable and a different one is more appropriate. Discuss this and include the new persona.

Teamwork Reflection

Reflection

At the end of each iteration, conduct a team retrospective, and take good notes on your team's performance. In this section of the report, provide a summary of your retrospectives, describing what went well, and how you think you could have worked better as a team and what things you changed about your process. Don't just say you should have worked harder or started earlier. Be serious and thoughtful. Include at least two of the Lean UX principles (from chapter 2) in your discussion.

Meeting Evidence

Your team should have been conducting some form of regular meetings to complete this project. In this section, include relevant details such as meeting minutes (time/date, attendees, agenda, decisions, and action items) or other relevant details to show evidence of these meetings.