Titlebook: Experiment-Driven Product Development; How to Use a Data-In Paul Rissen Book 2019 Paul Rissen 2019 Product development.Agile.UX.hypothesis-

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Where Do We Go from Here?Your experiment is complete. You’ve taken the time to analyze the evidence and determine whether your hypothesis has passed the test, or otherwise. You’ve noted what you’ve learned, what you haven’t been able to determine, and any intriguing questions that have arisen. Most importantly, you’ve reached a conclusion, and made a decision.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3720-8 and is by no means complete or perfect. We didn’t set out to define a process—we continually examined, critiqued, and refined our approach as we went, based on the principle that we wanted to keep getting better at running experiments, and thus at product development.

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What Can You Use Experiments For?earch, looking at site traffic trends, meeting with stakeholders to discuss future work, and perhaps even having some time together to make sure everyone’s aligned on the work that’s currently in progress. Oh, and let’s not forget the actual development and maintenance of the product in the first place.

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Getting Startedples such as “simplest, useful thing” echoing in your mind, we can dive into the practical side of things. Before we get started, let’s take another look at the basic XDPD process I outlined in Chapter . (Figure 5-1).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4842-5528-5Product development; Agile; UX; hypothesis-driven development; Experimentation; User research; Data analys

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-13-3720-8 and is by no means complete or perfect. We didn’t set out to define a process—we continually examined, critiqued, and refined our approach as we went, based on the principle that we wanted to keep getting better at running experiments, and thus at product development.