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Re:UX, Then Architecture, Then Tools by nicoburns on Thursday December 03, 2020 @10:01AM (#25289436)
I'd argue that UX and Architecture ought to be done in parallel with a decent amount of cross-feedback. I've seen this done with a big 1-2 day kick-off meeting with everything present at the start of the project. But I think the key thing is that design, development, and product don't work in isolation.
Re:UX, Then Architecture, Then Tools by craftinator on Thursday December 03, 2020 @10:39AM (#25289863)
I've had good experience doing UX first when your team is writing the whole stack. It's much easier to establish the scope of a project when you map out the user's context first; the whole team then has a good idea of what needs to be accomplished. If it's done in isolation though, there in lies the path to madness =)