Deep Customer Empathy
Go Broad to Go Narrow
Rapid Experiments with Customers
D4D Glossary
Terms
Who was...
100

The main goal of this principle is to fall in love with the customers problem, not the solution. 

What is deep customer empathy?

100

The stage where you generate a large quantity of diverse ideas without judgment.  

What is brainstorming?

100

What does MVP stand for?

What is minimum viable product?

100
A narrowing method performed by allocating 100 points between ideas.  The idea with the highest number of points allocated to it is the chosen idea.

What is 100 point excercise?

100

The 2 students who were 1 question away from passing this exam in November.

Who are Baylon and Joshiah?

200

This activity involves observing customers in their natural environment to understand their behaviors and pain points.

What is a follow-me-home?

200

A rule of brainstorming that encourages unusual or unconventional ideas.

What is how might we, mash-up, starbursting?

200

The most crucial, unproven assumption that must be true for an idea to work.  

What is a Leap of Faith Assumption (LOFA)?

200

An explanation made on limited evidence.  it is used as a starting point for continued investigation.

What is a hypothesis?

200

The 2 students who were 2 questions away from passing this test in November.

Who are Lilah and Jillian?

300

This statement is used to define the customer, their desired outcome, the barrier they face, and the emotion involved.

What is a customer problem statement?

300

A visual tool used to prioritize ideas based on criteria like "Customer Impact" and "Problem we Can Solve Well"?

What is a 2x2 Matrix?

300

A testing method where part of the experience is faked or performed manually to test a hypothesis quickly and cheaply.  

What is a "Fake-o" or Concierge test?

300

The value and improvement a product or service makes in a customer's life.

What is customer benefit?

300

The student who's strength is the "Go Broad to Go Narrow" section?

Who is Leo?

400

The practice of asking "why" repeatedly to get to the root cause of a customers problem.

What is a customer interview?

400

This must be clearly defined before brainstorming to align the team's focus.  

What is the customer's problem?

400

A structured statement that outlines what the experiment will do, the expected outcome, and how it will be measured.  

What is a Hypothesis Statement?

400

The process that repeats until a specific results is achieved.

What is the looping concept?

400

The 2 students who earned an 83% on the "Design for Delight Concepts" section on this exam in November.

Who are Josiah and Baylong?

500

An aspiration, borderline-impossible description of what the world looks like when the customer's problem is perfectly sovled.

What is the idea state?
500

The process of using post-it notes, Sharpies, and whiteboards to make ideas visible and collaborative.

What is storyboarding?

500

This is the next step if an experiment fails the minimum success criteria.

 What is deep customer empathy?

500

The process of considering, pondering, and thinking in one's mind to determine which solution idea will be achieved easily and successfully.

What is think-to-build?

500

The 2 students who's strength is the "Deep Customer Empathy" section?

Who are Jillian and Lilah?

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