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# Recitation 1 - User Discovery
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### Step 1: Choose a Focus/Idea
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- What problems are you suited to solve?
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### Step 2: Design a Set of Questions
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- Their life story **>>>** Your idea
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- Past **>>>** Future
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### Step 3: Ask People Questions
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- Find **4 people** in your target demographic, talk to them:
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- Friends
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- Strangers on the street
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- LinkedIn
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- **Don’t** use people in the class for homework.
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- **GPT is not a person.**
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## Exercise: Choose a Focus (5 minutes)
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- **What problem do you want to solve?**
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Could be a pain point for you or someone you know.
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## Exercise: Write Down a Set of Questions (5 minutes)
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- Collect as much **concrete, relevant information** about pain points as possible.
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- If the other person is clearly not a member of your target demographic:
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- Try to collect insights anyway (though at a certain point, you may have to give up).
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### Avoid:
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- Asking unhelpful questions:
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- Too much assumption.
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- Questions that lead to biased answers.
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- Wrong target audience.
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- Design questions to gather information **efficiently.**
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## Exercise: Ask People Questions (10 minutes)
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- Practice with classmates (2 people per group).
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- Allow space for **general conversation**, since the idea is early-stage.
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## Retrospective
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- **What you learned** from these discovery conversations:
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- What problems did they have?
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- How did they solve them?
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- What wasn’t a problem?
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- **What does this mean** to your:
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- Product
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- Focus area
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- Problem of choice

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