Seeing through Other’s Eyes
A primer on listening to users
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Implementation
Implementation
Implementation
Implementation
Implementation
What could have helped
Learning
max growth
Implementation
Awareness,
But with no traffic?
Relevance.
How do people think about and buy the product you sell?
How do people think about and buy the product you sell?
Ideal scenario,
Without understanding what people need to make a decision
Not “bad”
Expert Blindness
Seeing your product the way someone else would
Mission
Empower you to involve
real data from people
Key consideration
First:
Knowing the unknowns
Actionable Information
What decisions do we want to make?
What we want to be able to do after?
Is there a business problem?
What decisions do we want to make?
What we want to be able to do after?
Is there a business problem?
Decision
Desire
Deficiency
Then:
Phase and Type of Understanding
Definition
Reveal goals
Drives goals
Evaluative
LEARN ABOUT THE OFFERING
LEARN ABOUT THE PERSON
Discovery
Exploratory
Based on a framework by @twigandfish’s Meena Ko
Definition
Reveal goals
Drives goals
Evaluative
LEARN ABOUT THE OFFERING
LEARN ABOUT THE PERSON
Discovery
Exploratory
Based on a framework by @twigandfish’s Meena Ko
Usability
Relevance
Part 2:
What are the 5 phone apps that you used most recently?
Jobs To Be Done
Clayton Christensen
Zero in on the deep-seated goal.
Helping people do what they want. Better than any other choice.
The Jobs To Be Done interview
Laddering
5 Why’s
Qualitative Research
Management Consulting
And Design
Rule of thumb:
A level deeper
“Research”
Form over Function
“Research” vs Listening
Counterintuitive Tips
Don’t ask “why”.
Keep quiet.
Keep quiet.
Active listening.
Don’t dissect.
Empathy?
Cognitive empathy
Indi Young
Listening session
No guides. No fancy tools.
Avinash Kaushik
Not that “research saves the day”
Care about the work.
Humility
The customer is the genius when it comes to user experience.
Gerry McGovern