Personally, I prefer playbooks with text and video which are organized into chapters (that are not too large in which the playbook becomes a book!). One tool I know of for managing playbooks or guides is https://beacon.by/
I noticed that you have used different frameworks for user research throughout the previous posts and case studies. I am curious if you do recontact the potential users you interview to fill in this extra piece of data you need such as a survey or how do you go about it?
I find the Opportunity Tree useful because when I've interviewed potential users sometimes the problem they have is vague and there could be a number of solutions to it. I think understanding a specific outcome they need will bring more clarity. However, I'm not sure how I should determine the "Opportunity" and "Solution" parts of this framework. Are these things to brainstorm on or to be derived from specific data sources?
Love the new name. For designers, I think it will remind them of the Lasso tool in Photoshop 😄
I checked your PH post about playbooks and I've come across a few cool ones which you might find inspirational.
https://playbook.samaltman.com/
https://www.demandcurve.com/playbooks
https://wistia.com/about/brand-affinity-marketing
Personally, I prefer playbooks with text and video which are organized into chapters (that are not too large in which the playbook becomes a book!). One tool I know of for managing playbooks or guides is https://beacon.by/
I noticed that you have used different frameworks for user research throughout the previous posts and case studies. I am curious if you do recontact the potential users you interview to fill in this extra piece of data you need such as a survey or how do you go about it?
I find the Opportunity Tree useful because when I've interviewed potential users sometimes the problem they have is vague and there could be a number of solutions to it. I think understanding a specific outcome they need will bring more clarity. However, I'm not sure how I should determine the "Opportunity" and "Solution" parts of this framework. Are these things to brainstorm on or to be derived from specific data sources?