28. Successful Product Design
Learn
• Everything that is needed
for your product
• Dive Deep when needed
• Ask, ask and ask again
• 5 whys if necessary
Be curious
• Everything that surrounds
your product
• Typically other teams
• Ask, but not too much
• Don’t challenge
&
32. Successful Product Design
One-way-door
• You can’t get back to the
initial state
• Extremely hard or painful
to take back
• Long decision process
• Hypothesis very well
supported
Two-way-door
• If customers don’t like it,
you can take it back
• Not pain-free
• Shorter decision making
or less approvals needed
• Great to empower people,
tests, and take risks
vs.
36. Successful Product Design
CX Bar
Raiser
• Internal
• Bold feedback
• Empowered
• Positive
Alpha/Beta
customers
• Real test
• The sooner the
better
• Always qualitative
vs.
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