PRE ASSESSMENT (MANDATORY)

Course Overview : Product Management and Design

Week 1 : How To Build Impactful Prodcuts

Week 2 : User Research

2.1 Preparing for Class
2.3 UX Research Method
User research quiz
2.4 Conducting User Research
2.6 Wrap Up
ASSIGNMENT 2 INSTRUCTIONS
PROJECT MILESTONE 1 INSTRUCTIONS
SUBMIT ASSIGNMENT 2
SUBMIT PROJECT MILESTONE 1

Week 3 : Product Requirements

Week 4 : Information Architecture & Users Flows

BREAK

Week 5 : UI Design Basics

Week 7 : More UI Design

Week 5 : Review

Week 8 : Prototyping

Week 9 : Managing Products

Week 10 : Final Project

Week 11: Project Extension

Week 12

Week 13 : POST ASSESSMENT

2.5 Introduction to Concept Testing

Introduction to Concept Testing

Estimated Time: 30 minutes


This lesson introduces concept testing, a UX research method that allows you to validate early ideas and discern product direction.

What is a concept test?

Access the slides from the video here

Benefits of concept testing

  • Deepen understanding: engage users to better understand the problem
  • Reduce risks: test ideas early and save time before full design
  • Discover new insights and opportunities

When to run a concept test

Concept tests are useful in the discovery stage of product development, when you are trying to figure out which ideas are worth moving forward with. The slides format shown in the video is not the only way to do a concept test, but it’s the one we’ll use in this class.

How to run a concept test

The steps to running a concept test are the same as the ones outlined in the previous lesson on conducting user reseach:

  1. Determine your goals
  2. Recruit participants
  3. Create an interview guide. This is a template for interviewing.
  4. Conduct the test
  5. Analyze and summarize your results
Optional Resources
Understanding UX Research Methods
How to Conduct a User Interview That Actually Uncovers Valuable Insights
Writing a discussion guide for user interviews
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