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Alex B.’s Rough Guide to Hypothesis Writing covers what Hypotheses are, why they’re important, examples of them, how to write them, and, of course, what you do with them once they're written.
He also covers typical pitfalls when writing hypotheses.
This class is for anyone working in UX, or in an agile environment, or working on a new or existing project.
The course project
Write a hypothesis for a different group of supermarket customers and, if possible, a different solution for them, and an expected outcome.
USE CASE
As a young professional I need help with healthy eating for myself, and my friends.
ASSIGNMENT
Think about the stress imposed on & the behaviour of a shopper, when shopping in a supermarket. Think about how that behaviour can be transferred to an online product.
Think about how friends eat together.
Talk to some working people you know and note the triggers that they respond to.
Remember that the supermarket hopes to sell more products.
DELIVERABLES
A screen shot or photo or short description (as a PDF) of your hypothesis for the young professional and how the outcome can benefit the supermarket / shop.
There's also a PDF version in the Resources.
2 Lessons
Class benefits
- Certificate of Completion
- 14 day free trial
- 24/7 streaming access
- Project included
- Teacher Q&A
- 24m of on-demand video
- 1 downloadable file
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About the instructor
Alex B. Has been working in UX since, well… way before UX had a name. He’s helped companies with their websites & apps, and worked on just about any digital product there is. Building on his foundation in architecture, he made the transition into the digital space millions of years …
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