Customer use and behavior: design drivers
Practical sheet REF: FIC0272 V1

Customer use and behavior: design drivers

Author : Stéphane GAUTHIER

Publication date: August 10, 2011 | Lire en français

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You need to design an innovative product or service with high market stakes, and you're wondering about end-customer acceptance. What design approach will enable you to integrate usage and behavior as a guarantee of market acceptance and appropriation?

It is therefore necessary to identify and qualify the relevant uses before sizing and developing the product or service solution.

  • How can we think usage before thinking product solution?

  • How do you project the objective of innovation into customer use?

  • Write a user objective before writing a functional specification.

  • Ensure that all users of the product or service are identified.

  • What is a "forced" user and what is a "pleasure" user?

  • The user objective as the guiding principle of project-based design.

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