ID4D Module 3 QUIZ - Go Broad Go Narrow

Which of these describes the purpose of the 7-1 method?

• To evaluate ideas

• To categorize ideas

• To come up with ideas

• To test ideas

Which of these describes how to use the 7-1 method?

• Come up with seven ideas, then make sure that at least one is feasible

• Come up with one idea, then generate six ideas that are similar to your original idea

• Come up with one idea, then generate six ideas that are wildly different from your original idea

• Come up with seven ideas, then ask your colleagues to pick the best one

Which types of ideas are the best to brainstorm while going broad? Select all that apply.

• Bad ideas

• Impossible ideas

• Very different ideas

• Bold ideas

Your colleague Hélène is using the 7-1 method for the first time. Which of these is the BEST advice you could give?

• Make sure that your ideas have a success metric associated with them

• Make sure that your ideas are technically feasible

• Make sure that your ideas can be tested within 24-48 hours

• Make sure that your ideas are bold and very different from each other

Which of these is a D4D method to narrow down your ideas?

• Storyboard

• 2x2

• 7-1

• Go big or go home

Which of these describes how to use the 2x2 method?

• Have team members take two minutes to convince everyone else which two ideas are the best

• Set up two budgets for two ideas so you can figure out which ideas are the least expensive to build

• Get in teams of two and each team member gets two votes to cast on which ideas best solve the customer problem

• Place ideas along two axes: how well the idea solves the customer problem and how important the customer problem is

Which of these BEST describe the purpose of creating a storyboard? Select THREE.

• To get on the same page as a team

• To more easily share your ideas with others

• To show key moments in the experience

• To show the user interface in detail

Which of these should be represented in a storyboard? Select TWO.

• The customer describing their business

• The customer benefitting from the solution

• The customer stating their goal

• The customer experiencing the problem

Scenario: Fernanda and her team brainstormed lots of bold solution ideas and want to create storyboards to get feedback on the ideas. But the team doesn't want to create storyboards for every single idea—there are too many! What should Fernanda do next?

• Work with her team to choose one idea to storyboard first

• Share the importance of storyboards with her team so they agree to make storyboards for each idea

• Generate more ideas so the team has better ideas to choose from

• Ask her manager which idea they should storyboard first

Breaking the idea up into component parts is called ________.

• Atomizing

• Analogies

• Constraints

• Proof of concept