Improve product delivery and user-centered design collaboration using Professional Scrum with User Experience practices.
Learn how Scrum teams can integrate UX practices into Agile workflows using user research, design thinking, product validation, iterative feedback and collaborative product development techniques.
- Why get trained: Learn how to integrate UX practices, user research, design thinking and iterative feedback into Scrum-based product development workflows.
- Why it matters: Combining Scrum and UX capabilities helps organizations improve customer satisfaction, product usability and collaboration between design and development teams.
- Who should attend: UX professionals, Scrum Masters, product owners, Agile practitioners and development teams involved in user-centered product delivery.
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Overview
Unifying the team to deliver value together.
This course is designed for the entire Scrum Team to enable them to better incorporate design, research and learning into their Scrum process.
Lean UX techniques focus the team toward customer-centric design and discovery. Scrum focuses the team toward rapid delivery and customer feedback. By bringing together Lean UX and Scrum, teams learn how to drive the design together with delivery in short, iterative cycles to assess what works best for the business and the user.
Leveraging Lean UX techniques, the course takes core design and research activities, illustrating how they come together with development and delivery. Attendees explore how these activities fit into a dual-track agile process (Design and Development) where cross-functional teams can work together to explore, experiment and deliver value-based outcomes.
Skills Covered
- Gain a common understanding of what is meant by Professional Scrum
- Dispel many myths about User Experience and its relationship to Agile and Scrum
- Experience how the UX mindset and the Scrum framework compliment, align, and integrate
- Learn the advantages of thinking of work as problems to solve, and the Business Problem Statement’s role in this
- Understand how the Scrum Team can connect more closely with end users and customers
- Understand how “easily” and “quickly” we can do product development and include UX
- Learn the advantages of thinking of work as problems to solve, and how Business Problem Statements can frame the discussion
- Learn common patterns for employing UX practices within a Sprint and within a cross-functional team that includes UX Professionals
- Learn how to plan and balance both discovery and delivery work
- Leave with some UX techniques that can be accomplished within the Scrum Team
- Understand how anyone on the Scrum Team can support UX practices in support of the product
- Focus on outcomes and impacts over outputs
- Embrace the need to release and use measurements to validate outcomes
- Realize the importance of incorporating UX work as part of the Product Backlog
- Learn the value of testing hypotheses with experiments
- Understand how to design experiments to be as low-cost, low-risk as possible, and how to make them “ride the Truth Curve” as you increase investment
Prerequisites
There are no pre-requisites required to attend this course.
Target Audience
- Scrum Team members who will learn how to integrate the UX specialty with what they already know about the power of self-organizing cross-functional teams. This will enable them to help Developers to learn about the customer, plan learning/discovery/design work, and still deliver a “Done” increment each Sprint.In addition, Scrum Masters will learn how to incorporate product discovery techniques into Sprints and how to balance the product discovery work with the product delivery work while Product Owners will learn product discovery techniques that User Experience Designers use to better understand the needs of the user.
- UX Professionals struggling to integrate on a Scrum Team will learn how to work more effectively inside Scrum, managing work in Sprints and visualizing it in the Product Backlog.
- People who have learned about Lean UX and want to learn how to integrate those concepts into Professional Scrum working together in a unified Scrum Team.
Dates & Locations
September 21, 2026 - September 22, 2026
December 16, 2026 - December 17, 2026
Exam & Certification
Professional Scrum with User Experience.
The Professional Scrum with User Experience™ (PSU I) certification validates your knowledge of how Scrum Teams can integrate UX with Scrum to enhance value creation and delivery. Obtaining PSU I proves that you have a fundamental level of understanding about how to integrate modern UX practices into Scrum and to work effectively within Scrum Teams.
While attendance is not a prerequisite, attending a Professional Scrum with User Experience class is highly recommended.
PSU I includes questions from the following Focus Areas as defined in the Professional Scrum Competencies:
- Understanding and Applying the Scrum Framework: Empiricism, Scrum Values, Scrum Team, Events, Artifacts, Done
- Developing People and Teams: Self-Managing (Cross-Functional) Teams – Including UX
- Managing Products with Agility: Product Value, Product Backlog Management, Stakeholders & Customers, Work Management with UX
- Complementary Practices: Lean UX Practices & Techniques
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