If you have created a product roadmap, why did you do so? Who was the intended audience for it? Was it oriented around features, user stories, epics, market problems, themes, or experiments?#prodmgmt
— Roger L. Cauvin (@rcauvin) May 19, 2020
“Ask Women in Product: What does a great product vision look like?” by Women in Product https://link.medium.com/glZPSGzIC2
As part of the Product Management training at General Assembly I worked with two other Product Managers to go through the product process of identifying a problem, doing user research to understand and define the problem, identify our riskiest assumptions and run an experiment to test it, create an MVP to test whether we can solve the customers problem, and iterate upon the feedback.
Busy people forget or run out of time to buy gifts for friends and family.
We used a Lean canvas to record our assumptions to help us identify the riskiest for validation.
After undertaking research with 18 people we grouped their responses together to allow us to create personas.
The first version of GiftBot:
This version received an NPS score of 5.9.
GiftBot after user testing received feedback that it wasn’t very friendly and returned too many results. This version scored 7.2.
