The experience is the product (for Mind The Product 2016)
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The field of user experience emerged to compensate for poor product management. When we recognize that "the experience is the product," it becomes clear that these two fields are closely aligned.
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- 2. A Brief History Lesson
- 3. A new photographic apparatus
- 4. A new photographic apparatus A NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC APPARATUS. This apparatus consists of a box containing a camera, A, and a frame, C, containing the desired number of plates, each held in a small frame of black Bristol board. The camera contains a mirror, M, which pivots upon an axis and is maneuvered by the extreme bottom, B. This mirror stops at an angle of 45Ā°, and sends the image coming from the objective to the horizontal plate, D, at the upper part of the camera. The image thus reļ¬ected is righted upon this plate. As the objective is of short focus, every object situated beyond a distance of three yards from the apparatus is in focus. In exceptional cases, where the operator might be nearer the object to be photographed, the focusing would be done by means of the rack of the objective. The latter can also slide up and down, so that the apparatus need not be inclined when buildings or high trees are being photographed. The door, E, performs the role of a shade. When the apparatus has been ļ¬xed upon its tripod and properly directed, all the operator has to do is to close the door, P, and raise the mirror, M, by turning the button, B, and then expose the plate. The sensitized plates are introduced into the apparatus through the door, I, and are always brought automatically to the focus of the objective through the pressure of the springs, R. The shutter of the frame, B, opens through a hook, H, with in the pocket, N. After exposure, each plate is lifted by means of the extractor, K, into the pocket, whence it is taken by hand and introduced through a slit, S, behind the springs, R, and the other plates that the frame contains. All these operations are performed in the interior of the pocket, N, through the impermeable, triple fabric of which no light can enter. An automatic marker shows the number of plates exposed. When the operations are ļ¬nished, the objective is put back in the interior of the camera, the doors, P and E, are closed, and the pocket is rolled up. The apparatus is thus hermetically closed, and, containing all the accessories, forms one of the most practical of systems for the itinerant photographer. āone of the most practical of systems for the itinerant photographer.ā
- 5. You press the button, āØ we do the rest.
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- 8. The experience is the product
- 9. Technology Features Experience This pattern continues to repeat itselfā¦
- 12. Thanks, Martin Tech Business UX Product Management in theory Product Management in reality
- 13. Tech / Business Analytical Reductive Rigorous Bottom-up Evaluative Quantitative UX / Design Emotional Additive Intuitive Top-down Generative Qualitative
- 15. Tech Business UX Product Management in reality āUser experienceā as a ļ¬eld exists because of insufļ¬cient product management
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- 18. We had questions that needed answers before we could designā¦. Who are our users, really? How do they behave? In what context? What else are they doing? How will we know when weāre successful? Are all the stakeholders aligned?āØ Whatās our personality? What do we stand for? Whatās achievable at launch? Where are we ultimately headed?
- 19. User research and personas San Francisco, CA Connected Life Research Understand existing personal media behaviors in the United States. New York, NY Columbus, OH ACTIVITIES Weeklong diary Perfect day collage Day-in-the-life diagram 90 minute interview LOCATIONS AND PARTICIPANTS 5% 10% 10% 75% AT A GLANCE Age: 34 Income: $ 150,000 per year (combined) Life stage: Married, professional, two children (ages 3 and 7) HEATHERāS STORY Heather doesnāt need to set her alarm anymore. As soon as their youngest child, Simon, wakes up, thatās when her day begins. āLuckily though, we kind of have her trained. We just stick Simon on the couch and pop in Shrek. Sheās fine until our oldest, Chris, wakes up. Thatās when all hell breaks loose! Chris knows how to work the remote, so sheāll change it to her favorite show. Luckily this morning my husband, Mark, stepped in and said āChris, if I have to watch Yo Gabba Gabba one more time, there will be no cartoons for a week!ā Heather feels a little guilty about leaving the kids in front of the TV while she and Mark get ready for work. So when she gets home from work, she and Mark make a point of spending some āqualityā time with them. āSimon loves to draw, so weāll usually do that or Iāll read a book with her while Mark and Chris play games on the Wii.ā Once the kids are in bed, she and Mark just collapse on the couch, watch TV, and talk. āIt may not look special, but itās one of my most favorite times of the day because itās our time to just be together.ā Commute: 30 minutes by car Environment: Suburban, own a 1,600 sq. ft. house āWe put the kids to bed and itās time to relax and watch our shows before we do it all again tomorrow.ā Heather MOTIVATORS ā¢ Bonding with children and spouse. ā¢ Connected with close friends and relatives. ā¢ Balancing work, social, and family life. NEEDS ā¢ Ability to share family experiences with close friends and relatives. ā¢ To consume media without taking attention away from children. ā¢ Quality time with kids - we are able to interact with the kids in a way that builds skills and makes us feel closer. ā¢ Quality time with spouse ā we are able to watch āour showsā without the distraction of kids and work. ā¢ To find content that is suitable and agreeable to all family members. BEHAVIORS Take photos and occasional video of family events. Share photos with close friends and relatives via email or private Flickr account. Purchase media devices such as, TV, MP3, video games for older kids. Use parental control features for internet and DVR (with older kids, concerns about access to adult content). Hide or place devices out of reach (with younger kids, concerns about damaging device). Allow kids to watch movies, play video games, or listen to music with headphones on (so parents can listen to the radio). Download apps for kids to play on her iPhone. Read magazines and blogs with content related to parenting. Where media is consumed Home Car Travel Work How media is acquired Streaming Borrow or library Purchase Least skilled Most skilledModerate Technical ability Low HighModerate $ Money spent on media devices & services Willingness to share photos, videos & status updates online Low HighModerate shares with friends & family, not public Known item search Browse categories Friends & family Articles & ads How media is discovered 20% 70% 10% TV Books / Magazines GamesInternet Music 40% 40% 10% 10% DEVICE MOOD SERVICES Informed, Productive Productive, Connected MORNING AFTER WORK BEFORE BED WEEKENDWORK Connected, Informed AM COMMUTE PM COMMUTE Productive, Relaxed Bonded, Connected Bonded, Relaxed Bonded, Connected, Relaxed Time spent using media (hours per week) 35% 15% 20% 30% DEVICE MOOD SERVICES AT A GLANCE Age: 29 Income: $ 65,000 per year Life stage: Single, professional, lives alone JASONāS STORY Before he gets on the subway to go to work, Jason grabs a copy of the free local paper, āI like The SF Examiner for keeping up on local politics, but for everything else, I go online be- cause if youāre reading something in the paper itās at least a day old.ā Jason prefers sites like CNN.com, NYTimes.com, and BBC.com. At work, Jason is focused on making his sales calls. But if his favorite team, the Mets, are playing heāll discreetly check the score on his Blackberry. āLuckily my work hasnāt blocked ESPN.com, so during lunch I can check the score.ā Growing up, playing sports was Jasonās favorite way to connect with friends, but now that his schedule is busier, he finds the same friendly competition with his fantasy football and baseball leagues. Jason doesnāt like to think of himself as a ātechieā, but he likes being able to figure things out. āLast weekend all six of us went camping and that was the weekend that the Mets were playing the Giants. We all wanted to watch the game, so I downloaded an app to my buddyās Google phone and linked it to my Slingbox at home. We missed the first inning, but it was amazing to watch the game in the middle of nowhere!ā Commute: 25 minutes, walk + subway Environment: Urban, 900 sq. ft. apartment Informed Focused, Informed, Productive āThereās so much going on in the world, why would I waste my time with reality TV?ā Jason MOTIVATORS ā¢ To be knowledgeable about current events, both locally and internationally. ā¢ To be intellectually stimulated. Feels most fulfilled when learning about new subjects. ā¢ Respected by his close friends, family, and co-workers for his variety and depth of knowledge. NEEDS ā¢ Access to content anytime, anyplace (especially sports) ā¢ Variety of information sources (especially news) ā¢ Up-to-date information (news and sports) ā¢ Educational content BEHAVIORS Checks news and sports throughout the day on his smartphone and laptop. Only watches sports live. Watches ESPN for sports highlights. 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- 20. Customer journeys and service maps
- 21. Financial models Desired Behavior Behavior Metric Value Metric Financial OutcomeĆ = Widen relationship Open a new account Actual ļ¬nancialservices clientexample $ per mo $13.5 mil per month Value of opening an account $45,000 per acct Number of accounts opened / mo 301āØ per month BusinessāØ Opportunity
- 22. Co-creation across functions Design can be an activity that an organization embraces, that everyone can be involved in. hardware engineer design strategist softwareengineer industrial designer naming consultant
- 24. Facilitation
- 25. IdeationIdeation
- 26. Do more with less Authentically digital Pride in craftsmanship Be fast and fluid Win as one Experience strategy and vision
- 29. Flesh out solution Reļ¬ne User test Build Initial Insight Plan Ship Analyze Hereās what it needs to do. I have an idea! Wait... How do we know if weāre successful? So then I went in-house, and sawā¦
- 30. Prototype solutions Flesh out solution Reļ¬ne Sketch options Test prototypes User test Build Initial Insight Plan Ship Analyze Savvier folks did a little moreā¦ Letās try some stuļ¬ out ļ¬rst! ā¦but I was wondering, whereās the thinking? āØ Real user understanding? Strategic alignment?
- 32. Prototype solutions Flesh out solution Reļ¬ne Sketch options Test prototypes User test Build Initial Insight Plan Ship Analyze
- 33. Deļ¬nition Execution Deļ¬nition / Requirem ents Iterative design Im plem entation Strategy and plan, āØ aka āBuild the right thing.ā Working through tradeoffs to deliver optimal solution, āØ aka āBuild the thing right.ā Ideation/Generation Understand the market Product Strategy Prototype Customer empathy Ideation Experience strategy Prototype solutions Flesh out solution Reļ¬ne Sketch options Test prototypes User test Build design makes strategy concrete design supports delightful, engaging experiences Plan Ship Analyze By Peter Merholz, http://peterme.com. If you use it, please attribute it. Thanks. Initial Insight
- 35. Deļ¬nition Execution Deļ¬nition / Requirem ents Iterative design Im plem entation Strategy and plan, āØ aka āBuild the right thing.ā Working through tradeoffs to deliver optimal solution, āØ aka āBuild the thing right.ā Ideation/Generation Understand the market Product Strategy Prototype Customer empathy Ideation Experience strategy Prototype solutions Flesh out solution Reļ¬ne Sketch options Test prototypes User test Build design makes strategy concrete design supports delightful, engaging experiences Plan Ship Analyze By Peter Merholz, http://peterme.com. If you use it, please attribute it. Thanks. Initial Insight This isnāt a diagram of good design practice, this is a diagram of good product management practice.
- 39. data logic user experience comes from the outside-in user experience
- 40. And what happens when you look from the outside in?
- 41. You press the āØ buttonā¦
- 42. You press the āØ buttonā¦ ā¦ and we do āØ the rest
- 43. Products and features are simply a manifestation of a service relationship Finance Co. AdvisorPhoneStatement WebPrint
- 44. Finance Co. AdvisorPhoneStatement WebPrint Products and features are simply a manifestation of a service relationship
- 45. Everything is, or is becoming, a service
- 46. And how do you deliver a coherent service experience? Growth Seller Tools Search/ Browse Product Page Shopping Cart and Checkout Reviews
- 47. Keep teams focused on user experiences Buyer Design āØ Team Seller DesignāØ Team Growth Seller Tools Search/ Browse Product Page Shopping Cart and Checkout Reviews S S D D TL S S D D TL Buyer āØ Experience Seller āØ Experience
- 48. Make an Appointment Buyer Design āØ Team Seller DesignāØ Team S S D D TL S S D D TL Growth Seller Tools Search/ Browse Product Page Shopping Cart and Checkout Reviews Buyer āØ Experience Seller āØ Experience D Keep teams focused on customer types
- 49. Ken Norton Noah Weiss From Ken Nortonās āDon't Ship The Org Chartā Parts 1 and 2 Organize your product managers around customers, not code repositories. āØ Connect PM areas of ownership to users and their product experiences. Maybe you have a buyer PM and a seller PM instead of back-end and front-end PMs. ā ā Just like itās ideal to organize your PM team around customers and use cases, the same goes for engineering. āØ Otherwise, you risk having a PM responsible for a use case having to work with half a dozen engineering teams to ship a feature: server, web, iOS, Android, infra, etc. ā ā
- 50. Tech Business UX
- 51. Tech Business UX Design UX Product The experience is the product
- 52. Peter Merholz e: peterme@peterme.com t: @peterme The experience is the product Org Design for Design Orgs Forthcoming book Out in August, we hope!