1. Kick-off Meeting w/ Client
  2. Current Assessment — Foundations
  3. Tactical Research Phase
  4. Competitor Analysis
  5. UX Inspirations
  6. Results & Deliverables

🗺 Navigation & Outlines

Foundational Research

As the first step right after getting the stakeholders on board through the Kick-off Meeting w/ Client. It was time to run a series of exploratory foundational research to:

Gap analysis: Discovery

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Analyzing gaps between the existing design and the desired version based on problems, needs, requirements, and product contexts to uncover potential opportunities.

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Lightning Decision Jam (LDJ)

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