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What does the phrase 'back to the drawing board' signify?
What does the phrase 'back to the drawing board' signify?
- A tangible outcome that is not satisfactory
- A failure that requires a restart from the beginning (correct)
- A new plan that is meticulously devised
- A conviction that one's initial approach was correct
What is the significance of 'sunken costs' in decision-making?
What is the significance of 'sunken costs' in decision-making?
- They are the costs that have already been incurred and cannot be altered (correct)
- They are the financial incentives that drive a decision
- They are the tangible benefits of a particular investment
- They are the meticulous plans that are devised for a project
What does it mean to be 'disincentivized'?
What does it mean to be 'disincentivized'?
- To be motivated to take action
- To be discouraged from taking action (correct)
- To have a strong conviction about a particular course of action
- To be meticulous in one's approach
What is the significance of being 'viscerally' affected by something?
What is the significance of being 'viscerally' affected by something?
In what way might someone be affected by an experience, if they are affected viscerally?
In what way might someone be affected by an experience, if they are affected viscerally?
In what context might the phrase 'lest' be used?
In what context might the phrase 'lest' be used?
What is the primary characteristic of someone with a strong conviction?
What is the primary characteristic of someone with a strong conviction?
What is the implication of being meticulous in one's approach?
What is the implication of being meticulous in one's approach?
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Study Notes
Design Process in Product Management
- The design process is a crucial aspect of product management, ensuring that products meet user needs and are developed efficiently.
- It involves a series of iterative stages that help teams create products that are both functional and user-friendly.
Key Stages of the Design Process
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Empathize: Understand user needs and pain points through research and analysis.
- Identify target audience and their goals.
- Gather feedback and data through surveys, interviews, and observations.
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Define: Define the problem statement and identify opportunities for innovation.
- Analyze data and feedback to identify key challenges and areas for improvement.
- Develop a clear problem statement and design requirements.
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Ideate: Generate a wide range of potential solutions and ideas.
- Use brainstorming and idea generation techniques (e.g., mind mapping, SCAMPER).
- Encourage wild and creative ideas.
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Prototype: Develop a tangible representation of the solution.
- Create a low-fidelity prototype to test and validate assumptions.
- Iterate and refine the prototype based on user feedback.
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Test: Validate the solution with real users and gather feedback.
- Conduct usability testing and gather feedback.
- Refine the solution based on user feedback and testing results.
Integration with Agile Product Management
- The design process is often integrated into agile development methodologies (e.g., Scrum, Kanban).
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