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 Product Discovery Product discovery, so finding the right solution to the right problem makes up much of a product’s success. In order to design a product which helps a lot of people, you should know their pains. So to build a useful product, know those future customers. Choose a group to be the target audience and get to know them a bit by doing some research: interviews, online research, diary studies or fieldwork. It takes time, but it will provide great business opportunities. These research techniques can also validate assumptions about a given good idea.       

Product design research Product design sketches, doodles, or initial concepts Product design detailed hand drawings Patenting your idea prototyping Sample products A small run can help you ensure the final products have no issues. If any problems exist, this is the time to correct them. Any slight modification to a part or mould should be corrected before placing a large order.  Final product/production

Finding a solution to a problem includes the following five phases: 

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Empathize Learn about the people for whom you are designing. Conduct research to develop a deeper understanding of your users. Define Create a point of view that is based on user needs and insights. Ideate Brainstorm and come up with as many creative solutions as possible. Generate a range of potential solutions by giving yourself and your team total freedom. Prototype Build a prototype (or series of prototypes) to test your hypothesis. Creating a prototype lets designer see if they’re on the right track, and it often sparks different ideas that you wouldn’t have come up with otherwise. Test Return to your users for feedback The design process is a series of steps that product teams follow during the formulation of a product from start to finish.

. Ask mainly open-ended questions: First, find out their problems (What top three things challenge us in this area? / What causes the biggest headache regarding the given topic?),Then prioritize these pain points (What takes the most time? / What takes the most money? / What ranks most important regarding the topic?),Last, discover current solutions (Please detail the last actual example when the problem appeared. How did it happen? / What solutions currently deal with the problem?) However, do not ask directly about motivation or solutions to pains. Assume the task of finding the solution. Do not ever ask “would you use it?”, “do you like it?”, “do you need it?”, “would you pay for it?”, because these serve no purpose. People do not think consciously and conscientiously enough to provide real answers to these questions. Just put yourself in the interviewee's shoes. What are the questions you would be able to answer? Ask those questions. Do five or six interviews at a time (of each segment defined). The first round usually suffices for an overview, so evaluate the results and find the questions for the lacking information. After this, do follow-up interviews to dig deeper into certain topics.....