Workshop: How to Build a User Centric Roadmap

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Introduction

User Centric Roadmaps are essential when developing a product. You will use it as the strategic plan of your product with high value because it is based on user insights. Our workshop template will help you understand what aspects are important to user centric roadmaps and how to actually build one. Copy this template, mentally walk through it, and schedule a meeting with your development team to prepare and plan the user interviews.

Procedure

Introduce yourself to the board using the "Start Here" Frame
Check out the Theory Board to gain knowledge on User centric roadmaps and why they are important (Optional)
Walk through the example to understand the process
Apply the process to your own features by using the templates (Modules)

Every template comes with moderation aids and a detailed explanation of how to use it.

NanoGiants

CTO @ NanoGiants

We believe in a world, where technology helps everyone to grow. The way we contribute to this world is by empowering people and their ideas. We turn them into exceptional products.

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