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How We Bring Users Into Product Decisions Before We Even Start Designing
Article by Leah Acosta
Quantitative Concept Testing
- Quantitative concept testing helps ensure that the user voice influences which ideas are developed into testable products what is best for narrowing down the best executions of an idea in the next stage.
- According to Leah Acosta, quantitative concept testing has two goals:
- Identify the most promising concepts for further development from the participants’ perspective, and order them in a ranked list.
- Understand the strengths and weaknesses of each concept, and pinpoint low-ranking concepts with hidden promise.
- When planning the quantitative concept test, the following counts:
- Identifying segments and markets
- Setting up the MaxDiff
- Setting up the sequential monadic survey
- After working through particular points, you’ll be able to identify which ideas are worth pursuing, which need more discussion, and which to dismiss.
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- February 24, 2022
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