Dominika Babulicová

What is the purpose of this canvas?

The right questions don't usually pop up just like that. Especially during user research, every UX designer and researcher needs to have a process how to come up with smart questions.

Asking good questions is not just a skill for research purposes only. It is also important when we talk to stakeholders, clients and we enquire about their needs or work with them on workshops.

The ability to ask a question appears to be a uniquely human trait, one that:

 * saves us time and energy as we gather resources and information
 * allows us to develop empathy for others
 * creates bonds of trust, even among strangers.

Moreover, people who ask more questions are seen as more likable. And who wouldn't want that!


In this cheatsheet

You'll learn how to:

 * come up with good questions
 * execute the interview the right way
 * avoid mistakes and biasing the interview

Instructions for all steps can be found directly in the cheatsheet.









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User Interview Cheatsheet


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User Interview Cheatsheet

What is the purpose of this canvas?

Continuous product and service development requires the ability to implement quick agile changes. In order to avoid jumping into designing ideas off the cuff or behind the doors of executive meetings, use this simple form to align all stakeholders.


Individual steps

 * 01—Problem (opportunity)
 * 02—Data
 * 03—Benefits
 * 04—Expected results
 * 05—Possible solution
 * 06—Hypotheses
 * 07—Personnel capacity

Instructions for all steps can be found directly on the canvas.









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Idea Validation

In this free webinar, we show you three different ways we took to address customer pain-points connected to difficult portfolios of our clients. You will learn about our customer research methods and CX design strategies. You'll come away with clear steps to assess the best approach for your organization – whether it is a small or medium business or a large-scale corporate.

On examples from telco, banking and insurance, which suffer by the most unrecognizable products, our UX Researcher Dominika Malejčíková and Art Director Pavol Pružinec will showcase three different levels of intervention based on organizations' maturity in approach to customer experience.









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Webinar: Product portfolio







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About the webinar

Many product owners are cursed with the mantra telling them: the more bells and whistles your product has, the better it is. They'd like to tackle all possible customers' wishes or competitors' benefits. However, we repeatedly see businesses going too far and overcomplicating their portfolio.

Tangled product offering is a painful experience for many customers, regardless of a phase of the customer journey they are currently in. And it does not even matter if the product belongs to a small, medium or large company or what segment it operates in.

Whether it is features or discounts, adding more frills to a bundle does not necessarily boost its value. On the contrary, it can eventually kill sales or customer's loyalty. Overly complex, feature-heavy products turn out to be counterproductive and confusing. But there is a way out – and it is based on knowing your customers as the back of your hand.


About the series

LB*Webinar is a series of 60-minute lectures followed by Q&A, where we share our expertise in helping companies design customer experience that drives their business. These events are most valuable for product managers, CX specialists and CEOs who want to make their product and services outstanding. Recordings will be available on-demand among our tools.

LB*Webinar: How to design desirable product portfolio

Albert Fourage

What is this canvas for?

The “Experiment Card” helps you frame your experiments and focus on what really matters. It’s crucial to define the success criteria so that you can decide whether or not to repeat, pivot, or implement.


Step-by-step process

 * Step 1: For the assumptions you previously selected with the team, individually complete the experiment cards that you printed before hand. Tip: Check out the Experiment toolbox (15 min)
 * Step 2: Present filled-in experiment cards and write down feedback on sticky notes (10 min).
 * Step 3: For each assumption, merge your individual work into one experiment. (15 min).
 * Step 4: Wrap-up by reviewing the next steps, roles and responsibilities. (10 min).









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Experiment Card

Walter Lima

What is this guide for?

Launching a new product is extremely risky, 90% of startup ideas fail. This guide is a summary of best practices combined with our 11 years experience in bringing successful new products to market. Following our 7-step process, you will maximize your chances for success.


In this handbook

 * Complex process simply explained: No need to be an expert in product management to read this guide. We write in plain english what you should know about creating a new product.
 * 7 steps process: From your first meeting to the launch, we explain in 7 steps how to build your product for your customers.
 * Recommended tools: For each step, you can find some of our favorite tools.


The process

 * Business goals
 * Problem exploration
 * Solution development
 * Business model definition
 * Solution validation
 * Build a minimum solution
 * Continuous build & measure & learn









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Product discovery guide







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Product Discovery Guide

What is this canvas for?

We created the assumption mapper canvas to help you frame your learning goal, brainstorm assumptions and prioritise the riskiest ones.


Step-by-step process


Define your learning goal

 * Step 1: Individually write down the most important questions or problems you need answers for. Example: Will people use this feature? How should we build it? (5 min).
 * Step 2: Share your questions and problems and build on top of them (15 min).
 * Step 3: Merge your questions into one or two learning goals. If you have many of them, prioritise the most important ones and keep the others for later (5 min).


Map out assumptions

 * Step 1: Individually write down 2-4 key assumptions linked to your learning goal previously defined (10 min).
 * Step 2: Share them on the assumption mapper and build on each other’s assumptions (15 min).
 * Step 3: Rank each assumption from the riskiest to less risky ones. (15 min)
 * Step 4: Focus on the riskiest assumptions, and agree with the team which one of them you will test first (10 min).









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Assumption Mapper Canvas

What is this guide for?

Validation is the best way to make sure you're building something successful, before actually building it. Save up weeks of work by discovering which ideas are worth implementing.


In this handbook

 * Simply explained concepts: No buzzwords, we explain why you should validate your ideas before implementing them in plain english.
 * Step-by-step process: In the handbook we are introducing the assumption mapper and the experiment cards canvas. We provide you with clear steps how to use them yourself.









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Validation Handbook



At LB*, we often organize design sprints for our clients. Since the beginning of
COVID-19, we were forced to organize them remotely. We've gathered the best
practices from our experienced facilitators to create a ready template for your
own design sprint.

➡️ 4-day Remote Design Sprint
[https://www.figma.com/community/file/913771607816628383/4-day-Remote-Design-Sprint] 
⬅️

Why using Figma over Miro for a remote design sprint?
Miro [https://miro.com/] is more adapted to remote collaboration with
stakeholders who never used a design tool before. However, Figma
[https://www.figma.com/] is accessible for free. It is much more versatile. It
acts as one source of truth with both workshop insights and prototype. If you
like the template, don't forget to hit the LIKE button so the rest of the
community know you recommend 👍

What is included in this template?
 * All design sprint activities
 * Post-its
 * Timer
 * Voting dots
 * Arrows for flows
 * Ice breaker
 * Introduction
 * Parking lot
 * & lots of other useful stuff.

Need help to run remote design sprint?
Get in touch [https://www.lbstudio.sk/contact] with us, we offer a free
consultation to discuss anything. 🤗

4-day remote design sprint Figma template

What is this handbook for?

It is often hard to think about how something could be tested. The experiment toolbox gives you 30 experiments to pick from. For each experiment, there is a description as well as criteria to help you decide if it is the one you need.


In this handbook

 * 30 experiments ideas: We combined 30 experiments to help you validate your hypotheses. It goes from the traditional survey to less known techniques such as “Imposter Judo” or “Picnic on the graveyard”.
 * How to pick the best experiment: We created a system that helps you to determine what is the most suitable experiment depending on the stage you are in and what type of assumption you’re trying to validate.









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