A Three-Step Framework For Solving Problems 👌 | by Lenny Rachitsky | UX Collective
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Nothing is more certain to cause a project to fail than a misunderstanding of the problem you are solving.
A Three-Step Framework For Solving Problems 👌 Lenny Rachitsky 11 min read · Apr 10, 2019 -- 8 Listen Share Press enter or click to view image in full size It’s 2012 and our team has just joined Airbnb. We’re tasked with building out a “social travel” experience for Airbnb travelers. The thinking is that travelers on Airbnb are siloed across the city, and if we make it easier for guests to meet up and do things together, Airbnb trips would be significantly more meaningful. We work long and hard to design an amazing experience for travelers to discover fun local things to do with other traveler
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