Day 3 Quiz

What is the goal of the 'Crazy 8' exercise?

• Establishing a project budget

• Creating Crazy Ideas

• Finalizing the project timeline

• Generating multiple ideas quickly

What is the main benefit of using analogies in ideation?

• Generating multiple ideas quickly.

• Allocating team roles.

• Comparing your situation to something familiar to generate new ideas.

• Explore the opposite perspective

What is the primary goal of the 'Challenging Assumptions' technique?

• Comparing your situation to something familiar to generate new ideas

• To question and evaluate fundamental assumptions about a problem

• To finalize the project timeline

• To establish a project budget

Select all that apply: What are the steps in the 'How Might We' (HMW) ideation technique?

• Amp up the good aspects.

• Challenge the status quo.

• Brainstorming

• Explore the opposite perspective.

Select all that apply: What considerations are important before starting the ideation process?

• Empathizing with your users

• Defining the problems clearly

• Understanding users preferences

• Assembling a diverse team.

What are the fundamental ideation techniques?

• Brainstorming

• mind mapping

• sketching

• Empathizing

Select all that apply: Which steps should be taken to focus on a product’s unique value proposition?

• Describing the product’s features and benefits.

• Connecting features and benefits with user needs.

• Creating a competitive analysis

• Reviewing the official value proposition list.

Which of the following is NOT one of the 5Ws and H?

• WHO

• WHY

• WHICH

• HOW

Which of the following best exemplifies a problem statement?

• “Users of the fitness app love tracking their hydration.”

• “Users of the fitness app face challenges in consistently tracking their hydration levels.”

• “Fitness app users often forget to log their hydration.”

• “The fitness app offers several useful features.”

Select all that apply: What are components of a user persona?

• Demographics

• Pain points

• User goals

• User story