MVP Design Hacks: Sprint 7
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This document provides guidance on iterating a design based on customer insights from early adopters. It recommends turning job stories derived from early adopters into an updated design. It also provides resources on background reading, viewing, iteration shortcuts using tools like Keynote and Balsamic, and templates to update the minimum viable product canvas and core solution loop. Potential iteration speedbumps are identified such as false pivots or discomfort with the customer discovery process.
MVP Design Hacks: Sprint 7
- 1. Iterate your design with Customer Insights SPRINT 7
- 2. Your best teacher is your last mistake Ralph Nadar
- 3. Turning Insight into Design Iterate your Design with Job Stories derived from Early Adopters
- 4. Iterate your design & prototype Background Reading Background Viewing Iteration Shortcuts DIY: update your Canvas Iteration Speedbumps Office Hours & VIP Coaches
- 5. Background Reading Stanford D.School Website
- 6. Background Viewing Turning Insight Into Product Rachel Derkis-Gelman
- 7. IterMatiVoPn SShhoortrctcuutsts Right team to iterate the design quickly Right tool – keynote, Balsamic, InVision, etc. DIY: Iterate MVP Canvas & Core Loop
- 8. Core Loop Template to unlock this template, register for MVP Design Hacks activity: sample + instructions feedback: sample + instructions investment: sample + instructions trigger: sample + instructions
- 9. 5 Unmet Needs Updated Value Prop Unfair Advantage Early Customers Early Metrics Updated Solution Unfair Advantage MVP Canvas Template to unlock this template, register for MVP Design Hacks
- 10. Iteration Speed Bumps False-negative Pivot Internal discomfort with Customer Discovery Lack of cross-functional collaboration poor value prop AKA emperor has no clothes
- 11. Week 7 Office Hours WED 11/19/2014 9-10 AM & 4-5 PM PST http://mvpdesignhacks.com/fall2014