How can you solve a problem and validate your solutions quickly by using design techniques to test iteratively your idea before committing a lot of money and time to build it.
Design thinking technique to build successful start-ups.
- Lean UX
- Lean Startup Methodology
- Design Thinking Technique
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Here's a 40 Million dollar opportunity. Don't screw up! Design thinking - Blast 2017 Rome
1. HERE’S A $40 MILLION
OPPORTUNITY.
DON’T SCREW UP!
Pedram Vahabi
ROME, 10-12 MAY, 2017
2. M I K E T Y S O N
“EVERYBODY HAS A PLAN UNTIL THEY GET
PUNCHED IN THE MOUTH.”
3. PEDRAM VAHABI.
—
• Product Designer
• UX designer
• Mentor at FoundersFactory Accelerator
• Founder @DigitalArs
pedramvahabi@gmail.com
@pedram.vahabi
MAKING
THINGS
PEOPLE
WANT
NEED.
21. —
Goal:
Inspire, explore and choose new directions and opportunities
RESEARCH METHODOLOGIES.
Approach:
Qualitative and Quantitative
Methods:
Field studies, diary studies, user interviews, user journey, surveys,
data mining, or analytics
24. —
Goal:
Measure product performance against itself or its competition
VALIDATION METHODOLOGIES.
Approach:
Qualitative and Quantitative
Methods:
Usability benchmarking, online assessments, surveys, A/B
testing, paper prototype and usability studies
31. —
DEVELOPING VALUE.
Develop less:
Focus on your core
Develop faster:
Use existing tools, crowd source
Develop cheaper:
use open source, 3rd Party Integration, prototyping tools
Build Momentum, not perfection
34. In 2009, IDEO designed and launched
the HCD Toolkit, a first-of-its-kind book that
laid out how and why human-centered design
can impact the social sector. In short order, a
community of designers, entrepreneurs, and
social sector innovators embraced it, buying
and downloading over 150,000 copies.
Link: https://www.ideo.com/post/design-kit
THE HUMAN-CENTERED DESIGN.
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35. The Lean Startup: How Today's
Entrepreneurs Use Continuous Innovation
to Create Radically Successful Businesses
is a book by Eric Ries describing his
proposed lean startup strategy for
startup companies.
Book by Eric Ries
THE LEAN STARTUP.
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36. • Identify users
• Determine the business and user needs
• Uncover pain points for the business and
users
• Bring together stakeholders to share their
expertise
• Understand the user’s journey
• Define the project scope (based on our
recommended solutions) and the level of
impact vs. the level of effort each one would
have/take
Book by Google Ventures
Link: http://www.gv.com/sprint/
THE DESIGN SPRINT.
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