M3 - Defining user problems Flashcards

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Aggregated empathy maps

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Represent a visualization of everything designers know about an entire segment or group of similar users

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Call-to-action (CTA)

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A visual prompt that tells the user to take action

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Feedback loops

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The outcome a user gets at the end of a process

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Hypothesis statement

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Our best educated guess on what we think the solution to a design problem might be

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Mental models

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Internal maps that allow humans to predict how something will work

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Problem statement

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A clear description of the user’s needs that should be addressed

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Serial position effect

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When given a list of items, people are more likely to remember the first few and the last few, while the items in the middle tend to blur

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The human factor

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Describes the range of variables humans bring to their product interactions

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Value proposition

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The reason why a consumer should use a product or service

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