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The Complete Guide to the Kano Model | Folding Burritos

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A step-by-step, in-depth guide to using the Kano Model to prioritize your backlog for customer satisfaction and delight Published Jun 5, 2015 (Updated Sep 29, 2022) Your feature backlog seems endless — it has contributions from your team, internal stakeholders, customers, prospects and anyone with a say on the product (yes, even yourself.) You cannot build everything “right now” like everyone’s demanding. You don’t want to put everything in (and you shouldn’t.) You may have very good hunches of what works and what doesn’t, but you want data to support your decisions, either to be certain or to present to the rest of the organization. You want to create a product roadmap with the right features. There are many different reasons why you might need to include a given feature, but what do you do in order to know which ones will make your (future) customers happy and prefer it over others? Creating products that satisfy our customers is a very common topic in UX Design and Product Managemen

Your feature backlog seems endless — it has contributions from your team, internal stakeholders, customers, prospects and anyone with a say on the product (yes, even yourself.) You cannot build everything “right now” like everyone’s demanding. You don’t want to put everything in (and you shouldn’t .) You may have very good hunches of what works and what doesn’t, but you want data to support your decisions , either to be certain or to present to the rest of the organization. You want to create a product roadmap with the right features . There are many different reasons why you might need to inc

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