Holly Hester-Reilly, a product consultant and former Product Owner at Shutterstock, shared her framework for determining what concepts needs to be tested in the first place. Holly plots each test her team is considering running on a four-quadrant diagram. The diagram maps “the negative impact if the concept isn’t viable” on the Y-axis, and “the likelihood that the concept isn’t viable” on the X-axis.
What to test?
Holly then tests the concepts in the upper right-hand quadrant – concepts that have a high likelihood of not being viable and would have a major negative impact if they aren’t viable. This framework helps her get answers to her most critical product questions.
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