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In one week, organisations can rigorously test and refine product concepts and ideas using our Solution Validation framework. Bridging the gap between theoretical designs and practical applications, we ensure the solutions stack up commercially, and perform in real-world scenarios.
This framework is ideal when:
Testing solution hypotheses and product prototypes.
Refining existing features and evaluating user interface designs.
Confirming product-market fit with real and lookalike audiences.
Assessing user feedback to minimise development risks.
Enhancing user and customer experiences.
Confirming the riskiest assumptions at speed.
Framework key methods:
Evaluative research studies and in-depth validation.
Quantitative and qualitative research methods and principles.
Profile and customer segment selection, sample sizing, and cadence.
Usability tests, user interviews, concept tests, and task analysis.
Gap analysis, pilot strategies, problem or opportunity statement creation.
Report generation, supporting material, and workshop validation.
Framework deliverables:
A detailed and consolidated research report, with qualified, actionable recommendations.
A comprehensive Miro Board detailing findings, ranging from a variety of methods.
An in-depth presentation, playing back the headline findings and justifications.
Artefacts including usability test results, interview write-ups, and journey updates.
Clear and actionable amends, alterations, or suggested changes to solutions.
Streamlining feature prioritisation based on user data and insights.
Book a call to discuss your Solution Validation needs
Successful examples of Solution Validation
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