MindMap Gallery Advanced Product Manager Requirements Analysis Study Notes
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How to tell user stories well
Features
plain language
Stories work
Concise language
Refining the topic
storytelling framework
Find user
Explain the scene clearly
Describe the problem
Provide solutions to problems
Extend the story
Determine valuable needs
Discover the essence of needs
5WHY analysis method
Bringing in user scenario verification
Assume the needs are met
Bring users into the scene
See if it is resolved
Multi-dimensional verification of demand value
user level
User interaction experience
User convenience
product level
Product daily activity
Product monthly activity
business level
income
profit
other levels
Comprehensively judge whether needs are met
HMW analysis
Most applicable scenarios
Face clear users and problems
Exercise self-thinking
Decomposition steps
Identify users and problems
The direction of dismantling the problem
negative
positive
transfer
Open your mind
break down
How to make a plan
exhaustive
Case 2: Application of Carnot model
Desirable needs
must-have requirements
Charismatic needs
indifferent demand
reverse demand
Case 1: Design Hackathon Application
question
Identify user scenario issues
means
HMW method decomposition problem
plan
N*4*4 brainstorming: n team members*4 minutes*4 ideas
priority
idea card grouping
Not grouped by job type or user nature
Use gerund collocation to determine topic grouping
idea prioritization
Card pairwise PK method
Pay attention to the number of users and frequency of occurrence
According to development difficulty and demand effect
MVP
Process: Purpose-User-Method-Process
Prototype: Design product page prototype corresponding to the process
Bad, unclear HMW
Can’t be too spacey or too broad
Not too narrow or too specific
Cannot completely exceed the area that one can control