Developing an experience map for AI startups to define their product vision
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Nick Komarov, a designer and UX researcher based in Shanghai. He told us how investigating peoples’ experiences can define a product’s vision.
Defining product vision with an experience map | MiroBlog Search for: All posts How to define your product vision with an experience map How do you ensure your product is meeting – and even exceeding – the needs of your customers? It’s a question that companies grapple with every day. In the summer of 2017, I joined the product team at Cherry Home , a startup developing an AI home security system. At the time Cherry had developed advanced computer vision and AI technology and had started crafting the product story. We had to figure out what our product was going to be and who it was going to s
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