We Don’t Need Perfect Solutions: About the ‘Key Motivators’ Framework
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We Don’t Need Perfect Solutions: About the ‘Key Motivators’ Framework
Remember, mainstreamers want “good enough, quickly;” experts want “perfect in as long as it takes.”
Giles Colborne • Simple and Usable Web, Mobile, and Interaction Design
If we roughly parallel Maslow, the Product Hierarchy looks something like (Figure 3), defining the levels as:
Meaningful
Identity, belonging, higher purpose. “Larger than myself.” Impact. Legacy.
Delightful
Exceptionally wonderful to use, eliciting a strong positive emotion. It goes beyond being visually appealing or sensibly designed. It is at least... See more
Meaningful
Identity, belonging, higher purpose. “Larger than myself.” Impact. Legacy.
Delightful
Exceptionally wonderful to use, eliciting a strong positive emotion. It goes beyond being visually appealing or sensibly designed. It is at least... See more
Jason Cohen • I hate MVPs. So do your customers. Make it SLC instead.
herself. The only way people will use it is if they do change it in some way. The only way I will encourage them to change it and make it their own is if I make it imperfect. So I stopped the roll-out immediately. And I changed everything to make it half right, half finished. It wasn’t pretty, but it was usable.