In this module11 lessons
- The framework in one pageFree
- Clarify the prompt and set the goal
- Pick a user and find real pain points
- Generate solutions worth discussing
- Prioritize and defend the trade-offs
- Close with how you would measure it
- The favorite product question
- Worked answers 1 to 4
- Worked answers 5 to 8
- Worked answers 9 to 12
- Common traps and how to recover
Worked answers 5 to 8
Study four more full Design Ladder answers: savings for street vendors, all-hands meetings, a dorm cooker and a job-site daily log.
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How to use these answers
These four answers climb the same Design Ladder as answers 1 to 4, written out in full as the candidate would say them. This set leans harder on constraints: basic phones, a wary enterprise buyer, dorm rules, and a noisy job site. Watch how each constraint changes the options and the Bet, while the shape of the answer stays the same.
As before, attempt each prompt aloud before reading the answer.
| # | Prompt | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 5 | Design a savings product for street vendors in a developing market | Constrained audience, design from scratch, digital |
| 6 | Improve a video-conferencing tool for company all-hands meetings | B2B, improve, digital |
| 7 | Design a kitchen appliance for college students in dorms | Consumer, design from scratch, physical |
| 8 | Design a tool for construction supervisors to track daily progress | B2B, design from scratch, digital used on site |
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