examples of disruption:
GoToMeeting launched HD video calls, it justified the price point.
— Who doesn’t want a 10% better image quality?
— [email protected] (@dotmariusz) May 25, 2017
— Everyone. Everyone doesn’t want it. #SiliconValleyHBO quoted at #uxlx 👌🏻
The goals the customer has and what needs to be done.
Books:
business loses focus on what the user is trying to do.
there are competing approaches to this.
example, keyless locks.
We need to control access and feel safe: Function and emotion in the same context.
Maximize my ability to allow visitors in during the day.
Direction > Unit > Qualifier
Direction
Disered outcomes survey
Unit
Qualifier
https://twitter.com/kristyokada/status/867684316872134656
@JimKalbach opportunity lies where something has high importance and low satisfaction #uxlx pic.twitter.com/1HhQOlMwlx
— Kristy Okada (@kristyokada) May 25, 2017
'go out and talk to people' to uncover desired outcomes and business opportunities. @JimKalbach talks serious sense at #UXLX. #JTBD pic.twitter.com/cTT8xiqob0
— alberta soranzo (@albertatrebla) May 25, 2017
When ____ , I want to ______, so i can
"What are the jobs users wants to get done?" Use: When _____ I want to ______So I can _________ #jimkalbach #uxlx #jtbd
— Stina Janson (@stinajanson) May 25, 2017
situation | motivation | expected outcome |
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shift language to JTBD
lose marketing jargon
markets are boxes we put ourselves into.
don’t just develop a software, intuit competes with the pencil and not just other tax software solutions.
expand your market by adding new jobs to what you cover.
people don’t want a drill, they want a hole in the wall. theodore levit
Look at Value from customer perspective, not business one #JTBD #uxlx @JimKalbach pic.twitter.com/BRkMxir8xJ
— Matteo Barbero (@teoseattle) May 25, 2017
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