MEX experience boards: a set of agile tools for user experience design
Carlos Rosemberg Maia de Carvalho · Human Factors in Computing Systems · 2010
This paper proposes the MEX Experience Boards, a set of agile modeling tools created to identify and/or design important aspects of User Experience (UX) in an interactive product. Grounded on MEX - Generic User Experience Model, it can be easily used in conjunction with other UX/Agile approaches, such as user roles, personas and task flows. Experiments so far suggest that its main advantages are flexibility, collaboration support (participatory design enabler), ease of use and capability of discover hidden user experience issues.