Framework for Pseudo-Requirement Analysis
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This mind map outlines a comprehensive framework for pseudo-requirement analysis, starting with the requirement collection phase where users' verbal feedback and actions are meticulously gathered. In the conversion stage, it emphasizes not simply adhering to user statements but rather analyzing their goals, industry knowledge, pain points, and understanding target users. The product concept validation step advises against assuming a complete understanding of product features and recommends further user communication before development. Finally, the gray scale testing phase suggests initially offering basic features to gauge market feedback. Implementing these steps can lead to more accurate requirement analysis and successful product development.
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Requirement Collection Phase
Listen to what the user has to say
Observe what the user does
Conversion Stage of Requirements
Do not simply follow what the user says
Analyze the user's goals
Industry Knowledge and Pain Points
Understanding of target users
Product Concept Validation
Eliminate the notion of thinking you have a clear understanding of the product's features.
Before starting development, communicate with a few more users.
Gray Scale Testing
First provide the basics and see the market feedback.
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