Dual Track Agile
summary
Introduces a practical dual track workflow where design runs one to two sprints ahead of delivery so validated work hands off next sprint; replaces 60‑page specs with short design docs plus paired conversations; runs a pool of ~40 users and recruits ~5 every two weeks for quick tests, fixes the top 3–5 issues only; outcome: fewer late surprises, better engineering feasibility checks, broad adoption and papers citing the method. Notes culture wins over imposed process and recommends champions, inclusive meeting practices, and dedicated scrum masters.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 3:53Agile ruined UX design
- 8:10Dual track agile model
- 14:05Adapting UX practices to agile
- 17:14Friction with non-agile teams
- 21:45Culture eats process for breakfast
- 27:10Q&A








