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UX VII - Ex 2 - Empathy

Instructions:

Run at least one of the Empathy tools in the design process.

Deliverables:

  • A PDF document with the script of the tool context
  • Completed tool (scripts from user interviews, results from a quantitative analysis, etc.)
  • A PDF document with the key learnings from this phase

Tips:

  • Use as many tools as needed, be make sure you do all the process in 4 working days!

Criteria:

  • User interviews

    • The script is the interview guide. Make sure there is:
      • the main purpose of the interview
      • 1 to 3 hypotheses
      • a proper introduction that describes the interviewer and the purpose of this interview
      • 3 to 5 main topics
      • a few scan questions (demographics)
      • open-ended questions, max 10
      • a funnel process (>)
      • a conclusion with next steps and a thank you.
    • The completed tool is either:
  • Analytics

    • The script is the form. Make sure there is:
      • The main purpose of the form
      • 1 to 3 hypotheses
      • A proper introduction that describes the interviewer and the purpose of this interview
      • 3 to 5 main topics
      • A few scan questions (demographics)
      • Closed-ended, unbiased questions, max 10
      • A funnel process (>)
      • A conclusion with next steps and a thank you.
      • A broadcast strategy
    • The completed tool is a series of quantitative data from at least 100 answers.
  • Competitive analysis

    • The script is the strategy. The student explains what they are looking for and how they plan to find it.
    • The completed tool is a report. Make sure there is;
      • There is an introduction
      • There is a competitive landscape
      • With 2 relevant axes
      • 10 organizations appear on the landscape
      • There is a competitive table
      • With 5 to 10 criteria
      • 10 organizations appear on the table