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Building a better world through lean + design

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Jun. 3, 2013
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  1. Building a better world through lean + design MON, JUN 3, 2013 + Lean startup at the intersection of beauty & complexity
  2. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Luxr makes tools to help startups deliver products that people want, need & love to buy.
  3. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 @katerutter @luxrco Kate Rutter Co-Founder www.luxr.co TWEET!
  4. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 a story... MVP Maximum Vision Possible = product that will save lives visionary idea + amazing research + engaged team + executive support x 6 months
  5. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 risk time
  6. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 a story... = 1000s of hours + 4 designers + 4 researchers + 3 developers + 2 executives x 6 months = no lives saved
  7. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 a story... = 1000s of hours + 4 designers + 4 researchers + 3 developers + 2 executives x 6 months FAIL= no lives saved = NO PRODUCT
  8. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 the biggest fail is... the product that doesn’t ever get into the hands of people.
  9. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 “But the code validated!” “The design was brilliant. It just never launched.” “We made an amazing thing. But nobody wanted it.” What I NEVER want you to experience...
  10. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 “But the code validated!” “The design was brilliant. It just never launched.” “We made an amazing thing. But nobody wanted it.” What I NEVER want you to experience... FAIL
  11. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 “But the code validated!” “The design was brilliant. It just never launched.” “We made an amazing thing. But nobody wanted it.” What I NEVER want you to experience... waste
  12. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 a different story... A team of techies, designers, entrepreneurs, statisticians, researchers, and artists, all trying to discover the future of retail.
  13. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 YouTube Feature Film view on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szr0ezLyQHY
  14. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 command/control waterfall optimizing invention-driven design risk aversion collaboration agile disrupting validated learning- driven design scaled risks
  15. Lean Startup ~ the quick version ~ What’s going on?
  16. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 3 Key Ideas Build. Measure. Learn! Validated Learning Get out of the building! Customer DevelopmentAgile Development Collaborate. Release. Improve!
  17. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 The Agile Manifesto resulted from a ski scrum in February 2001. The big idea... over over over over
  18. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Steve Blank introduced “Customer Development” in 2006. The big idea...
  19. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Eric Ries wrote a blog post on Sept 8, 2008 titled “The Lean Startup.” incremental releases + reduce waste The big synthesis... make products customers want +
  20. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Build. Measure. Learn • Hypotheses • Experiments • Validated learning (These change everything) And a big innovation...
  21. Wait. We know most of this already. User Experience
  22. User Experience ~ the mindset, not the craft ~
  23. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Empathy. Design. Products! UI UX via Ed Lea: http://design.org/blog/difference-between-ux-and-ui-subtleties-explained-cereal product The big idea...
  24. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 UX =a mindset focused on delivering value inspires the right kinds of ideas defines “good” guides decisions
  25. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 UX Stack BUILD MEASURE LEARN interactions, interfaces, pixels Vision & purpose Features Product Users Uses Mary can... Needs I need... I want... My goal is...
  26. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 UX Stack BUILD MEASURE LEARN interactions, interfaces, pixels Vision & purpose Features Product Users Uses Mary can... Needs I need... I want... My goal is... Customer development Experiments, MVPs & metrics Sketches & prototypes
  27. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Making the shift 3 things to jump-start your week.
  28. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Customer development or...user research lite Find the right thing to solve. Get first-hand experience with the problem.
  29. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Learning from research QuantitativeQualitative Generative Evaluative Interviews Metrics Surveys Usability Sessions
  30. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 QuantitativeQualitative Generative Evaluative Surveys The current way Mental Models • (Indi Young) Contextual Inquiry • (Byer & Holzblatt) Starbucks • • Analytics • Optimizely • Key Metrics • A/B Testing Hallway usability • remote usability • Q/A testing • programs 5-second test •
  31. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 QuantitativeQualitative Generative Evaluative Interviews Metrics Surveys Usability Sessions An adapted way
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  33. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 SSCI (Super Simplified Customer Interviews) • Identify who you want to talk to. • Articulate your hypotheses. • Jot down conversation prompts. • Have the conversation • Debrief!
  34. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 {Challenge} Sketch it out people + problems + solutions Luxr Molecule method: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bi97WSqdH5Q Template at end of deck Who are the users? What problems do they have? What would be a proposed solution?
  35. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Users + Problem + Solution map a mobile app for delegating tasks business professionals Working parents with with kids need to know when something’s done Too much to do, not enough time need to share tasks on the go Task-a-doodle “the DNA of your idea” May 2013
  36. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Validate outside, not inside. listen!
  37. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Sketches & prototypes or...rapid iteration Take small steps, not heroic leaps. Iterate fast to burn down risk.
  38. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 risk timeDefine The old way Design Develop Release
  39. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 risk timeDefine A better old way Design Develop Release
  40. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 risk time A different way
  41. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 risk A different way MAKE release MEASURE BUILD LEARN MEASURE BUILD time
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  48. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 {Challenge} Iterate through ideas & assumptions http://leanstartupmachine.com/validationboard/ WSD: Write stuff down. Validate with intent. AFAP: As fast as possible.
  49. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 BUILD MEASURE LEARN More cycles in less time, reduce the risk. faster!
  50. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Experiments, MVPs & metrics Design is a hypothesis, not a solution. Small experiments help you learn faster.
  51. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 * the Brandon Schauer cupcake model The old way
  52. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 * the Brandon Schauer cupcake model A different way
  53. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 * the Brandon Schauer cupcake model MVP ⤷ A different way
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  55. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 FAIL
  56. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Experiments have 3 parts The belief you want to test The testable “thing” An indicator We believe people like [customer type] have a need for (or problem doing) [need/action/behavior]. The smallest thing we can do to prove that need is [experiment]. We will know we have succeeded when [quantitative/ measurable outcome] or [qualitative/observable outcome].
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  60. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 ✔ 2000 users ✘ high sharing
  61. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 What assumptions about your customers do you have that, if you are wrong, your product will fail. Write down 3. (Test these.) {Activity} Assumptions 1. 2. 3.
  62. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 {Challenge} State the assumption as a hypothesis. we believe that ________________ Template at end of deck
  63. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Keep it small, keep it tasty. mmmm!
  64. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 UX Stack BUILD MEASURE LEARN interactions, interfaces, pixels Vision & purpose Features Product Users Uses Mary can... Needs I need... I want... My goal is... Customer development Experiments, MVPs & metrics Sketches & prototypes
  65. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 This journey is not easy.
  66. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 artists inventors scientists storytellers
  67. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 “The courage to speak truths, pleasant or unpleasant, fosters communication and trust. “The courage to discard failing solutions and seek new ones encourages simplicity. “The courage to seek real, concrete answers creates feedback.” —Kent Beck
  68. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Simplicity Courage Trust Process Continuous Improvement (from Lean Manufacturing and Extreme Programming) Lean Startup teams believe in...
  69. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Not just who’s on the team, but how they work together (no ninjas, gurus, rockstars!) Invest time in developing productive relationships Commit to continuous process improvement Team first, then product
  70. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 The right team will find the way to the right product.
  71. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 “The (validated) code validated!” “The design is getting brilliant. We know because people use it more with each iteration” “We made an amazing thing. Because everybody uses it.” Then we ALL can say...
  72. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 a closing story... A cohort of artists, scientists, inventors and storytellers blaze a new path of innovation & growth.
  73. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 a closing story... A cohort of artists, scientists, inventors and storytellers blaze a new path of innovation & growth. WIN
  74. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 go be awesome.
  75. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Geek out & learn more }
  76. LUXR.CO JUNE 2013 Luxr makes practical learning products for early stage entrepreneurs, so that they can deliver products that customers want, need and love to buy. Luxr.co • 3435 Cesar Chavez, San Francisco, CA • 94110 The Juhl, 353 E. Bonneville Ave., Las Vegas, NV • 89101 info@luxr.co • http://luxr.co • twitter: @luxrco • www.facebook.com/LUXrInc Images + credits • Origami by Robert J. Lang: http://www.statesman.com/news/news/national/origami-joins-up-with-science/nRtCw/ • Sketches, templates and models via the Luxr team • Nordstrom Innovation Lab: Sunglasses iPad App Case Study [YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szr0ezLyQHY] • Ed Lea: http://design.org/blog/difference-between-ux-and-ui-subtleties-explained-cereal • Startup Weekend logo: http://sanjose.startupweekend.org/ • Restaurant buzzer, via BuzzTable: http://www.buzztable.com/restaurant-pagers/history-of-the-buzzer/ • Restaurant paging system image, via Microframe: http://www.microframecorp.com/product/342030.html • Doug Morgan screenshot via Michael DeLucco: https://socialcam.com/v/Qok9JVdU • Risk model: Chris Jones, Hot Studios • Lumatic story via Ellen Dunne • Validation board via Lean Startup Machine: http://leanstartupmachine.com/validationboard/ • 100Plus demo: via Chris Hogg on YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH6WWikZdA4 • Lean book series via OʼReilly: http://oreilly.com/ * Slides available on slideshare: slideshare.net/intelleto
  77. Templates* * You will notice that most of these templates are extremely simple. You can make them from plain white paper and a sharpie. No special templates are needed once you know how they work. ‣Molecule ‣Assumptions ‣Experiment
  78. http://luxr.co @luxrco © 2013 The Molecule people problem solution have addresses use Team name date / /
  79. http://luxr.co @luxrco © 2013 Assumptions 1 Riskiest Assumption Testingnow Later Team name date / / 2 3 Nextup
  80. http://luxr.co @luxrco © 2013 Experiment We believe that... We will do/make... We will know the hypothesis is valid if by we get... Hypothesis date quantitative measurable outcomes TestEvidence qualitative observable outcome Team name date / /
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