Professional Scrum with User Experience (PSU)

When: 9:30am — 4:45pm; Thursday, Mar 13, 2025 to Friday, Mar 14, 2025
Where: Eastern Time (EST/EDT); Online

$1,195.00

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Lean UX book cover, by Jeff Gothelf and Josh Seiden

Created in Partnership with the Authors of Lean UX

The curriculum is created in partnership with Jeff Gothelf & Josh Seiden. PSU is the cutting-edge course for anyone coaching an organization toward high quality user experience. Training materials are created and maintained by Ken Schwaber and the PST community — always in tune with latest practices.

Course Topics

Empiricism
Single Backlog
Experiment-driven design cycle
Frame work as problems to solve
How Scrum with UX enhances continuous learning

Focus on users
Outcomes over outputs
Manage UX work in Scrum
Incremental design & development
Common Myths (e.g., “Dual-track Agile”)

Bridging the Gap Between Scrum & Design Practices

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Design activities rarely seem to fit into “Sprints”. And it often feels appropriate to perform design work ahead of development. As a result, many teams struggle to incorporate all team members in the feedback loops that lead to high-quality design. This struggle is real, but solving this problem is worth the effort.

Development risks are mitigated by working in small, reversible steps — like the Sprint cadence. Scrum encourages teams to produce slices of new functionality each Sprint — design, development, testing, and delivery seem to occur simultaneously. As a result, many teams struggle to incorporate design activities that span multiple Sprints. This struggle is real, but solving this problem helps ensure the team is both building the right thing and the building the thing right.

The Professional Scrum with User Experience (PSU) course is a hands-on exploration of modern UX practices with Scrum. Learn UX techniques that fit beautifully with Scrum and practice these techniques with cross-functional teams in class.

Who Should Attend?

PSU is for anyone attempting to integrate the UX specialty with incremental & iterative development of product.

What You Get

Expertise

Expert instruction with professional trainer, David Sabine.

Alumni Discounts

All alumni earn a lifetime of discounts for my future courses.

PSU I

All attendees get two free attempts at PSU I and alumni discounts on David’s future classes.

Unlimited Reruns

The door is always open. Join my future sessions of this course at no charge. Redeem here.

Earn PDUs

Earn credits for Project Management Institute® or other professional memberships.

Self-Paced Learning

Comprehensive Learning Paths provide clear guidance and materials for self-study and exploration.

What People Say

“It feels like I actually shadowed a Scrum Master.”
— Real Estate Agent

“David made learning about Scrum fun which in turn made it easy to understand the concepts.”
— Project Manager

“The class is very interactive. All the knowledge is applicable in a real-life environment.”
— Revenue Operations Manager

“David is a great presenter. The tools he uses to deliver the content are brilliant. I really enjoyed it and will keep an eye out for future opportunities for my team.”
— Director Product Development, Deighton Associates

“David is exceptional! I’ve participated in a few of his skill-building classes and gained so much insight. David is positive, relatable and makes the learning environment fun and collaborative. I highly recommend taking part in his sessions.”
— Product Manager

“David is the epitome of what trainers should strive to be. David is a practicing trainer, where he not only provides world-class trainings but lives the Agile mindset in practice...I hold him in a very small number of trainers I have no hesitation recommending to my clients.”
— VP, Contino

“David does a great job of covering the topic of Scrum and how to be a Product Owner. He walks you through all of the key principles to make sure you understand their application while keeping you engaged and helping you understand the “why” behind them as well. He even throws in the occasional historical context for added depth.”
— Product Owner

Thousands of technology leaders worldwide have sought my advice & training.