Lean UX
by Jeff Gothelf & Josh Seiden · 2013
In a nutshell
Lean UX adapts user experience design to the Lean Startup world, helping product teams and founders build, measure, and learn faster by emphasizing collaboration, experimentation, and continuous learning.
Lean UX
Lean UX adapts user experience design to the Lean Startup world, helping product teams and founders build, measure, and learn faster by emphasizing collaboration, experimentation, and continuous learning.
Reference
Lean UX — publisher / official page. Summary adapted from the Awesome Startup Books collection.
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