I might be wrong. Lessons of love from Lean UX

This presentation discusses the principles and mindset of Lean UX, which is an approach that applies lean and agile methodologies to user experience design. The main points covered are:

1. Experimentation - Having an "I might be wrong" attitude and testing assumptions through experiments to validate ideas before investing too much.

2. Embracing Minimum Viable Products (MVPs) - Building minimal prototypes or experiences to test critical assumptions quickly and inexpensively.

3. Forming balanced teams with diverse perspectives beyond just designers and users.

4. Facilitating discussions well, especially with external partners, to ensure clear communication and alignment.

The presentation frames these lean UX principles as a way for designers to "deliver love" to users by creating useful and delightful products efficiently through an iterative process of learning and improvement based on customer feedback. It encourages designers to adopt this lean mindset and provides resources for further learning.

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