D4D Concepts
Deep Customer Empathy
Brainstorm and Narrow
Rapid Customer Experiment
D4D vocabulary
100

Term for customers with the highest satisfaction

Customer Delight

100

Best way to gain deep customer empathy

Observation

100

in brainstorming, should every idea be welcomed?

yes.

100

why do teams conduct rapid experiments

to quickly gather and analyse data about how customer behave with their idea

100

An individual that benefits from a product or service that a company provides. 

A. Customer Benefit

B. Customer

C. Groupthink

D. Client

B. Customer

200

First step to looping concepts

Brainstorming and determining leap of faith assumptions

200

What describes the customers problem?

Customer Problem Statement

200

A method of brainstorming

name any: Sticky note method, 7 to get 1, remixing and rebuilding, mash up brainstorming method, star bursting, Content Atomization

200

What is an assumption

the belief that you have about the idea that must be true for it to succeed

200

A test conducted with a fully built idea

A. Fully built A/B Test

B. Fast cycle sketch test

C. Fake-o Test

D. Concierge Test

A. Fully built A/B Test

300

What does MVP represent

minimum viable product

300

What identifies a new and improved customer experience

Ideal state statment

300

what does solving customer benefit ensure?

Customer Delight

300

The first step of a successful experiment 

Identifying leap of faith assumption

300

An issue or a pain point that a customer encounters while using a product or service.

A. Hypothesis

B. Customer Delight

C. Customer Problem

D. Positive Emotion

C. Customer Problem

400

A crucial assumption that is high risk because it has not been proven true.

Leap of Faith assumption

400

Observation method where team visits customers where they normally use the product or services

Follow-me-home method

400

Best way to narrow down ideas?

Have a customer problem statement and a ideal state statement

400

are assumptions that are already in use by other companies or are already proven, leap-of-faith assumptions?

False

400

what is "Go-Broad to Go-Narrow"?

A. Specific problem a customer encounters.

B. A preliminary product, commonly a product with minimum viability, used to test and develop. 

C. Collecting many solution ideas and then selecting a few solutions with high potential for success.

D. A test conducted with customers to quickly answer important questions about an idea 

C. Collecting many solution ideas and then selecting a few solutions with high potential for success.

500

three metrics of customer delight

1. customer benefit

2. ease of use

3. positive emotion

500

3 elements in an ideal state statement

1. In a perfect world...

2. The biggest benefit to me is...

3. Which makes me feel...

500

idea representation method used to determine key moments in the experience of how your idea will work for customers

Storyboard

500

What describes the execution of your idea, possible customer reaction, and metrics used in the experiment's potential for success

Hypothesis Statement

500

What is "groupthink"?

A. The act of thinking or making a decision as a group that removes individual responsibility and/or creativity.

B. you and your team Thinking of a customer problem and then sharing each other's idea

C. Your team individually representing their own ideas.

D. Brainstorming your own ideas and gatekeeping them from the rest of your team

A. The act of thinking or making a decision as a group that removes individual responsibility and/or creativity.

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