Creating a hypothesis in Lean UX
The hypotheses created in Lean UX are designed to test our assumptions.
A simple format to create your own hypotheses.
"We believe that [......] is essential for [.....]. This will achieve [....]. We will have demonstrated this when we can measure [.....]
- State the belief.
- Why it is important to you.
- Who it is important to.
- What you expect to achieve.
- What evidence you would need to collect to prove that your belief was correct.
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