Stockwell Strategy</a>, a UX research practice focused on lean research methods and integrating user knowledge with business goals to create holistic product strategies for businesses large and small. She has a human factors background and an engineering degree from Tufts University, and frequently <a href=https://www.sitepoint.com/author/astockwell/"http://www.stockwellstrategy.com/speaking">writes and speaks</a> about her professional experiences."/>Stockwell Strategy</a>, a UX research practice focused on lean research methods and integrating user knowledge with business goals to create holistic product strategies for businesses large and small. She has a human factors background and an engineering degree from Tufts University, and frequently <a href=https://www.sitepoint.com/author/astockwell/"http://www.stockwellstrategy.com/speaking">writes and speaks</a> about her professional experiences."/>Stockwell Strategy</a>, a UX research practice focused on lean research methods and integrating user knowledge with business goals to create holistic product strategies for businesses large and small. She has a human factors background and an engineering degree from Tufts University, and frequently <a href=https://www.sitepoint.com/author/astockwell/"http://www.stockwellstrategy.com/speaking">writes and speaks</a> about her professional experiences."/>Amanda Stockwell, Author at SitePoint

Amanda Stockwell

Amanda Stockwell is President of Stockwell Strategy, a UX research practice focused on lean research methods and integrating user knowledge with business goals to create holistic product strategies for businesses large and small. She has a human factors background and an engineering degree from Tufts University, and frequently writes and speaks about her professional experiences.

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Working with Design Thinking, Lean and Agile

Design & UX

By Amanda Stockwell, February 28, 2019

Amanda Stockwell explains Design Thinking, Lean UX, and Agile, and how to implement elements of each for your team. Each approach is meant to solve a particular problem, and elements of each may be useful, so you’ll have to find what works for your team.