Tony Wong returns to talk one of the hottest topics on the show over the last month, agile development for web design. We discuss the importance of keeping your plans flexible while focusing on the common goal, how to use the twin strategies of ‘chunking’ & prioritization to guarantee an on-time delivery, and explain what the heck the Hexagon of Success actually is.
00:00 Cold Open
01:35 The 99% and independent contractors of the future
02:35 Tony Wong, leading creatives into the future with better product management
03:15 Aure shows his progress on the TWi visual redesign
04:45 Planning the development of the ThisWeekIn redesign
06:25 Tony tells us the amount of planning should be commensurate to time involved designing and the amount of labor
07:30 Tony Wong talks about his previous experience and how to plan projects in a natural & organic ways
10:00 The evolution of mastering agile and “orthodox agile”
11:30 Tony predicts we will have the website done in six episodes
17:30 The See It Cycle and Lean methodology
18:45 How do you sell the idea of working on isolated chunks without planning the entire project?
20:00 You’re making something, not buying anything.
21:05 Envisioning the end
21:39 Chunking out the project, and further segmentation
23:00 The importance of getting what you need versus what you want
24:00 Chunks of work can expose poor design or not needed blue-sky elements
26:30 Sticking to the plan can ruin project management: know the goal & make a flexible plan.
27:00 “Plans are worthless, planning is valuable.”
32:00 A viewer ask how to introduce the idea of flexible planning to a potential client?
34:00 The Hexagon Of Success
36:00 Charging for a small section of work to convince a client into your process
38:00 The importance of not deviating from the goal rather than the plan
40:00 “The plan will always be wrong by the time you get to the end, just go!”
41:30 Aure talks about the benefits of agile and shows more work
43:00 Knowing where to break the system is important
44:30 The importance of asset dedication while working in Scrum
48:00 Minimum viable product
50:00 Team planning versus product planning
52:00 How much would it cost to have an month of Tony’s time?
54:00 Groop Skool #3
59:00 Tony gives away the secret to successfully making your goals
Duration : 1:4:36
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