The diagram outlines the UX process from understanding users and their goals to developing an MVP and continually improving the product. Key steps include conducting stakeholder and user interviews to understand goals and pain points, creating personas and journey maps, developing an MVP with the core features needed based on a task hierarchy and competitive analysis, designing wireframes and prototypes, testing usability, and iteratively improving the product by removing pain points and adding features. The process aims to develop a minimum viable product and continually enhance it based on user research and testing.
The diagram outlines the UX process from understanding users and their goals to developing an MVP and continually improving the product. Key steps include conducting stakeholder and user interviews to understand goals and pain points, creating personas and journey maps, developing an MVP with the core features needed based on a task hierarchy and competitive analysis, designing wireframes and prototypes, testing usability, and iteratively improving the product by removing pain points and adding features. The process aims to develop a minimum viable product and continually enhance it based on user research and testing.
The diagram outlines the UX process from understanding users and their goals to developing an MVP and continually improving the product. Key steps include conducting stakeholder and user interviews to understand goals and pain points, creating personas and journey maps, developing an MVP with the core features needed based on a task hierarchy and competitive analysis, designing wireframes and prototypes, testing usability, and iteratively improving the product by removing pain points and adding features. The process aims to develop a minimum viable product and continually enhance it based on user research and testing.
The diagram outlines the UX process from understanding users and their goals to developing an MVP and continually improving the product. Key steps include conducting stakeholder and user interviews to understand goals and pain points, creating personas and journey maps, developing an MVP with the core features needed based on a task hierarchy and competitive analysis, designing wireframes and prototypes, testing usability, and iteratively improving the product by removing pain points and adding features. The process aims to develop a minimum viable product and continually enhance it based on user research and testing.
UX PROCESS SIMPLIFIED DIAGRAM Course by: Muhammad Ahsan
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PRODUCT Website/Web App/ Mobile App
Business Users Stakeholder Personas User Interviews Interviews Journey Maps
Triggers GOALS GOALS Why do they want it? Triggers Schedule a day easily Profits, Market Penetration Get a Doctor's Appointment More Sales, More Signups Why they created this product? Behavior Book an online plane ticket
What frustrates them?
MVP Competitive Analysis Set of Tasks Product Specs
Features we need What our competitors are doing? Add to Wish List Detail working of the product
COST of MVP FEATURE MATRIX Wireframes, Prototypes
Limitations of our product Features that have more value Task Hierarchical Model What information must be and easier to develop Site Maps, Set of Tasks for Users inside the product and how it works User Flows
Usability Tests Remove Pain Points
MVP Minimum Viable Product Few most important features Prototype Testing Add Features
Keep improving it and adding features and removing user pain points till the time it achieves all goals
