From Ideation to Action
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps.
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps.
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps. It guides you through defining user needs, setting realistic goals, and utilising previously generated insights to craft user-centred solutions.
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps. It guides you through defining user needs, setting realistic goals, and utilising previously generated insights to craft user-centred solutions.
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps. It guides you through defining user needs, setting realistic goals, and utilising previously generated insights to craft user-centred solutions.
Materials:
Time: 90 minutes
Steps:
1. Review: Briefly remind participants of the challenge and key takeaways from previous stages.
2. Define User Journey:
- Left Space: In the "Our user can..." section, write down specific actions your target user will be able to take thanks to your solution. Focus on concrete and desirable user behaviours.
- Right Space: Don't fill this yet.
3. Set Goals:
- Left Space: Divide the "Short term" and "Long term" sections vertically.
- Short term: List achievable goals you aim to reach within the next 3-6 months related to user behaviour defined on the left. Keep them measurable and specific.
- Long term: Define aspirational goals for a broader timeframe (1-2 years) reflecting user value and overall impact.
4. Connect Ideas & User Journey:
- Place your "Shortlisted Ideas" cards on the right side next to relevant user actions in the "Our user can..." section. Consider which ideas best address each user behaviour.
- Use sticky notes to explore alternative placements or connections if needed.
5. Refine & Prioritise:
- Discuss the connection between each idea and its impact on user behaviour and goals.
- Prioritise ideas based on feasibility, potential impact, and alignment with user needs and goals.
- Refine ideas to ensure they are clear, actionable, and measurable.
6. Next Steps:
- Briefly brainstorm initial steps for implementing the prioritised ideas.
- Prepare for the next activity (pitch and low-fidelity prototype) by identifying key elements and messages to communicate within the allotted time.
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps. It guides you through defining user needs, setting realistic goals, and utilising previously generated insights to craft user-centred solutions.
This template helps you bridge the gap between brainstorming and implementation by translating shortlisted ideas into concrete action steps. It guides you through defining user needs, setting realistic goals, and utilising previously generated insights to craft user-centred solutions.
Materials:
Time: 90 minutes
Steps:
1. Review: Briefly remind participants of the challenge and key takeaways from previous stages.
2. Define User Journey:
- Left Space: In the "Our user can..." section, write down specific actions your target user will be able to take thanks to your solution. Focus on concrete and desirable user behaviours.
- Right Space: Don't fill this yet.
3. Set Goals:
- Left Space: Divide the "Short term" and "Long term" sections vertically.
- Short term: List achievable goals you aim to reach within the next 3-6 months related to user behaviour defined on the left. Keep them measurable and specific.
- Long term: Define aspirational goals for a broader timeframe (1-2 years) reflecting user value and overall impact.
4. Connect Ideas & User Journey:
- Place your "Shortlisted Ideas" cards on the right side next to relevant user actions in the "Our user can..." section. Consider which ideas best address each user behaviour.
- Use sticky notes to explore alternative placements or connections if needed.
5. Refine & Prioritise:
- Discuss the connection between each idea and its impact on user behaviour and goals.
- Prioritise ideas based on feasibility, potential impact, and alignment with user needs and goals.
- Refine ideas to ensure they are clear, actionable, and measurable.
6. Next Steps:
- Briefly brainstorm initial steps for implementing the prioritised ideas.
- Prepare for the next activity (pitch and low-fidelity prototype) by identifying key elements and messages to communicate within the allotted time.
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