Conduct a problem-based research

Instructions

Conduct user research.
Collect information from users through interviews, surveys, or other methods to identify pain points and understand the context around them.
Analyze the data.
Review and analyze the data collected from user research to identify common themes, patterns, and insights related to the user's pain points.
Develop a problem statement.
Create a clear and concise problem statement that summarizes the user's pain points and the context surrounding them.
Brainstorm potential solutions.
Generate a list of potential solutions to address the problem statement. Evaluate each potential solution based on its feasibility, impact on the user, and alignment with business goals. Prioritize the most promising solutions.
Develop your prototype to test your chosen solution.
Create a prototype or mockup of the chosen solution to test and validate with users.
Test the prototype.
Conduct user testing with the prototype to gather feedback and validate assumptions.
Evaluate the results.
Assess the results to determine whether you've come up with the right or best solution to the problem you're trying to solve.