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Researching wants

Researching wants Bad Practice
Researching wants Best Practice

Here are some research methods that can help you identify what people want in a product:

  • A/B testing: This method allows you to compare which product version performs better. You can find out what CTA, color, images, layout, etc., users prefer.
  • Focus groups: When done correctly, this method can help you discover the language users use to talk about your product. Having a group of users together in a focus group can also help them to jog memories and ideas in each other that they may not have otherwise remembered.
  • Rapid prototyping: This group of techniques helps you quickly develop and validate designs. If you use rapid prototyping early, you can save yourself from making expensive and time-consuming changes during product development.[1]
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