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E V O L V E D I G I T A L L Y
Prototyping for
Product/Market Fit
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1 Overview!Greetings + Beliefs!!
2 Methodology!Why + Empathy Engineering!!
3 Activities!Your Turn!!
4 Hacks!A Few Examples and Tricks
agenda
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3 Things
Solve for people not technology1
2 Be ugly today to be beautiful tomorrow.
3 Useful and elegant products help market themselves. !
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(brand nirvana)
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process | methodology
Technology Cycles
Atime
B
Atime
B
Adoption Cycles
time
time
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process | methodology
Why We Ignore Our Users
Technology ProblemA B
(Making Stuff Is Fun)
People Problem
(People Are Difficult)
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beliefs
"When everyone can create very quickly, what is it that will distinguish your product or brand from the rest? !Caring for your customers. In order to do that it requires you to think from their perspective.” !!
Aarron Walter, Director of User Experience, MailChimp!Author: Design for Emotion
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3 Things
Solve for people not technology1
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Definition: Product/Market Fit
(brand nirvana)
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Our 5 Steps for Product/Market Fit
Research
Strategy
ExecutionMeasure
Refine
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Prototyping: Product/Market Fit
Research
Strategy
User Persona
ExecutionPrototypes
Customer Interviews
Research
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Definition: Product/Market Fit
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Case Study: TheLowline NYC
methods
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Empathy Map
Tips1. Go for quantity on ideas2. Each user gets their
own Post-It Color3. Think and Feel = Magic4. As a team fill in the Ad
Libs at bottom
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User Persona
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ADAM!!AGE!37!!LOCATION!Manhattan!!JOB!Program Officer, Doris Duke Foundation!!EDUCATION!Master’s of Public Administration, Columbia University!B.S. in Political Science, Emory University!
“I always look at the staff. Can they pull this off? Are they organized? What social proof do they have? Who is on board? You wouldn’t believe the requests I’ve seen. Show me a story and then a solid plan with deliverables in a visual way: images, quick stats, videos. Big ideas are okay if they follow that format.
3 Best Ways Our Site Can Help!1. Guide Adam to the About page.!2. Include striking visuals. videos, and “quick stats” throughout the
site!3. Leverage community backings and previous funding raised.!!2 to 3 Ways He Prefers We Stay in Touch!Phone or personal e-mail (no campaigning or additional selling here).!!Content on Social He Might Like and Possibly Share!In this case, it’s unlikely that Adam will follow us on social media but we might brainstorm ways to thank him for the donation.!!Design Mission (from the Empathy Map)!“Adam needs a way to decide if our project is worth his donation because he doesn’t want to invest in an illegitimate idea or group.”!
Pursued, Curious, Optimist, Skeptical!
Persona for: Adam the FunderWords That Describe
Quote
Image credit: Daniel
Tips1. Go for big themes2. What pain do they
have?3.Consider context of your
experience
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User Journey
Step
Step
Step
Tips1. Make notes on a template
to capture friction. 2. Try and use the user’s
language - huge clues for UI here
3. Listen don’t sell
Home
About
Fund
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Prototypes
Tips1. Work on riskiest
assumptions first2. Grab screenshots when
the experience breaks3. One more time: Listen
don’t sell
Will User’s donate?!Which platforms?!What about mobile?
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3 Things
Solve for people not technology1
2 Be ugly today to be beautiful tomorrow.
3 Useful and elegant products help market themselves. !
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How might we design an experience that helps people manage their professional connections?!
question
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Empathy Map
“I’m super busy and don’t have a ton of time to keep up with people I’ve met
“I’ll just send a generic LinkedIn request from my phone”
“I think maintaining a strong network is very important - all my big breaks come this way”
“I feel other people are just much better at keeping up with colleagues”
what if the app made it possible to alert the user of movement in their network?
Can we blog about networking tips?
Ann needs a way to easily sync and ping her network because these habits generate her best opportunities
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Ann!!AGE!37!!LOCATION!San Francisco, CA!!JOB!VP Sales, Birchbox!!EDUCATION!MBA, Columbia University!B.S. in Political Science, Emory University!!HOBBIES!Traveling with friends, yoga retreats, tango dancing.!!! !
“I’m just so busy these days. I live on my iPhone and spend more time on it than my laptop these days. I tend to go to a lot of events and meet all types of people. Sometimes I remember to grab a card and then follow-up with an email. I wish there was a simple way to meet people and stay in touch without having to consciously think about it.”
3 Best Ways Our Main Site Can Help!1. Tips on how to network effectively!2. Dead-simple photos for showing how to use the app!3. Encouraging an online community around best practicing for maintaining a
professional network!!2 to 3 Ways She Prefers We Stay in Touch!
Twitter and a Facebook page. Once a month an email with valuable content would be acceptable as well.!!Content on Social She Might Like and Possibly Share!Stories around how someone helped another person through introductions or referrals. The science of how social networks share information. Interviews with people she admires and respects and how they juggle work/life balance.!!Design Mission (from the Empathy Map)!“Ann needs a way to easily sync and ping her network because these habits generate her best opportunities ”!!!!!
Outgoing, Hard-working, Curious, Frantic,
Persona for: AnnWords That Describe
Quote
Image credit: See-ming Lee
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User Story
Ann needs a way to easily sync and ping her network because these habits generate her best opportunities
Dead-simple login via LinkedIn
Show Ann’s most recent connections
Sort the network and set reminders
Connect profiles to other parts of Ann’s social graph
Make it achievable for Ann to stay engaged
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Prototypes
Tips1. Work on riskiest
assumptions first2. Grab screenshots when
the experience breaks3. One more time: Listen
don’t sell
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User Journey
StepDashboard
Show most recent connections
Networth
Step Login
Welcome! Login Below
Networth
Dead-simple login via LinkedIn
Step
2
ProfileNetworth
1 3
Sort the network and set reminders
Connect profiles to other parts of their social graph
Step BumpsNetworth
Make it achievable for Ann to stay engaged
Only 1 Bump Today
Go
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Case Study: Atlantic Public Media
methods
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Solve for people not technology1
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2 Be ugly today to be beautiful tomorrow.
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3 Useful and elegant products help market themselves. !
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Design Sprint
inspiration
http://bit.ly/1fLUrcQ
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Google Ventures - 5 Day Design Sprint
inspiration
http://bit.ly/1fLUrcQ
Day 1
Understand!Dig into the design problem through research, competitive review, and strategy exercises.
Day 2
Diverge!Rapidly develop as many solutions as possible.
Day 3
Decide!Choose the best ideas and hammer out a user story.
Day 4
Prototype!Build something quick and dirty that can be shown to users.
Day 5
Validate!Show the prototype to real humans (people outside your company) and learn what works and what doesn’t work.
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Solve for people not technology
3 Things
1
2
3
Be ugly today to be beautiful tomorrow.
Useful and elegant products help market themselves. !
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summary
ThankYou
Empathy Builds Empires!e: jake@tadpull.com t: @jacobmcook t: @TeamTadpull
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