Prepare a mix of open and closed ended questions, create a survey using surveymonkey or typeform to ask your potential customer to answer.

Design your prototype on tools like Sketch or Figma and show it to your users to test and validate user experience and functionality.

Write a story around the product you want to develop, visualize this with pictures and marketing videos and put it out for crowdfunding platform like Kickstarter.

Stimulate a 'purchase now' experience for your users and allow them to enter their credit card details to order your product or service.

Create a webpage to showcase the problem you want to solve and solution you might offer. Add call to action like 'Register Now' or 'Download Now' to measure interest.

Run ads on Google, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Youtube, Instagram etc. to A/B test your messaging and drive traffic to your landing page or other online experiments.

Create a 3D model of your physical product and print it using a 3D printer to test and validate design and functionality.

Colloborate your team to sketch your solution on paper and visualize user-product interactions and show it to users to get feedback.

Find a way to solve the problem for your prospective customers in a manual way and deliver the solution to them manually.

Tear-Off tab on a flyer and let people walk away wih information while saving them trouble of taking notes. Stick it where your potential customers hang out.

A short animated video or stock video that focuses on explaining the problem you are solving or the solution you are offering.

Create a basic product or use an existing product for your customer to interact with you and order your solution. Fulfill the orders manually using humans.

A user research method that involves observing and interviewing users in their natural environment to understand their goals, tasks, and behaviors.

A user research method that involves observing users as they interact with a product to identify usability issues and opportunities for improvement.

Fictional characters that represent the characteristics, goals, and behaviors of a target user group, often used to guide design decisions and product development.

The series of steps or interactions that a user goes through when using a product, often used to identify pain points and opportunities for improvement.

The tasks or problems that users are trying to solve when using a product, often used to guide design decisions and product development.

A user research method that involves observing and interviewing users in their cultural context to understand their behaviors, beliefs, and values.

A collaborative design process that involves users and designers working together to create solutions to design challenges.

A problem-solving approach that emphasizes empathy, creativity, and iteration to create user-centered products.

A research approach that involves collecting numerical data from a large sample of users to measure user behaviors and attitudes.

A research approach that involves collecting descriptive data from a smaller sample of users to understand user attitudes, behaviors, and motivations.

A research method that involves collecting data from a large number of users through a series of questions or statements.

A research method that involves a one-on-one conversation with a user to gain insights into their attitudes, behaviors, and motivations.

A research method that involves a group discussion with a small number of users to gain insights into their attitudes, behaviors, and motivations.

A research method that involves asking users to group and categorize items to understand their mental models and preferences.

A set of principles that describe the characteristics of usable and effective user interfaces, often used to evaluate the usability of a product.

A set of instructions and tasks for users to complete during a usability testing session, often used to standardize the testing process and collect consistent data.

A research method that involves measuring the movement of a user's eyes as they interact with a product to understand their attention and focus.

A research method that involves analyzing the sequence of user interactions with a product to understand user behavior and identify opportunities for improvement.

A research method that involves visualizing user interactions with a product to identify patterns and areas of interest.

The input and opinions that users provide about a product, often collected through surveys, interviews, or feedback forms.

A metric that measures the likelihood that users would recommend a product to others, often used to assess customer satisfaction and loyalty.

A visualization of the steps and interactions that a customer goes through when interacting with a product or service, often used to identify pain points and opportunities for improvement.

The ability to understand and feel the emotions and experiences of users, often used to guide design decisions and product development.

The design and development of products that can be used by people with disabilities or impairments, often involving the use of assistive technologies.