UX Cookbook for Startups

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A UX Design Presentation UX Cookbook for Startups Sigit Adinugroho for Tech In Asia DevTalk 2016 Jakarta, Indonesia

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A UX Design Presentation

UX Cookbook for Startups

Sigit Adinugroho for Tech In Asia DevTalk 2016

Jakarta, Indonesia

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A. K. A. How to cook a

“minimum delightful dish”

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A little bit about me

2003-2007 Studied design

2007-2012 Started my career in UX design

2012-2014 Left comfort zone and joined multiple startups

2014 Tried corporate once again.

2015—2016 Trying to enjoy life more and share more

2011-2013 Went back to design school

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Fast Food (Minimum Viable Product)

vs.

Home-Cooked Food (Minimum Delightful Product)

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This is Mom. Mom cooks food everyday. Mom cares about nutrition & taste. Mom doesn’t get Michelin stars, but Mom’s cooking satisfies.

Be like Mom.

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The UX Recipe Pyramid

Optimise the job & delight the users

FUNCTION

DELIGHT

Gets the job done & advocates the user

Satisfies appetites.

Business, Technology,

Customer Experience, Product Market Fit

and all that

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Why product design fails

Technology PeopleBusiness

Because, these come first… …then this.(either one)

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TechnologyBusinessPeople

It should be this

People

Start with this …and continue building with all 3 in mind

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Product Myths

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#1 My product will be the next big thing

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#2 People will know how to use my product.

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#3 Technology can solve everything.

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The Recipe

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#1 Design Sprints/Workshops

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1

Understand

2

Ideation

3

Customer Journeys

#1 Design Sprints/Workshops

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1

Understand

Stakeholders Pain Cure Aspirations

Users Business

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2

Ideation

Product Ideas Brand Ideas

Storyboards Interaction

IA

Identity

Customer Experience

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3

Customer Journey

Based on the product, create a list of most important journeys

when they interact with your product’s touchpoints.

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Product Design

Nadia needs A

Joko needs B

Rangga needs B

Specific flows

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Nadia needs to confirm receipt

Joko needs to buy a thing

Rangga needs to be a merchant

Check iPhone App

Browse

Signs up Pick Merchant

Fill forms

Wait

Pick Item Click Buy Checkout

Open Order List

Tick on Received

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Step 1 Step 2 Step 3 Step 4

Step 5 Step 6

Detailed Customer Journey with Storyboard

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#2 Prototype

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Low fidelity

Sketches

Paper cards

#2 Prototype

High fidelity

Invision/Flinto/Atomic

HTML/JS/CSS

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Source: http://get.boozerexperience.com/tag/sketches

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Source: https://squashpartner.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/img_0072.jpg

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Principle

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#3 Validate

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#3 Validate

Test screen usage (using online tools)

Interviews + observations

Stakeholder meetings

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Source: https://squashpartner.files.wordpress.com/2012/03/img_0072.jpg

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Invision

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Lookback

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#4 Design Backlogs

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#4 Design Backlogs

Include design stories in backlogs

Assign somebody to groom it

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#5 Design Quality Assurance

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#5 Design Quality Assurance

Front-end results need to be QA-ed

Fix it quickly

Fix it properly

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Thank you!

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