UX for Lean Startups
by Laura Klein · Laura Klein
Practical guide to Lean UX for startups and product teams: validating problems before building, running fast qualitative research, designing minimum viable products, and using metrics, so readers can test ideas cheaply and cut wasted design and development effort.
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