Experience Principles

Create a list of principles that will help the team develop solutions that respond to your users' expectations

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Last edited
Sep 10, 2024
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Nova

About this process

Experience or design principles are some inspiring values that guide the team and helps create a consistent vision within an organization or a team. This list of principles will guide projects and initiatives across the organization. The experience principles are normally based on research, other insights that provide information about what users expect from the organization. The goal is to create a list of 3 to 10 principles that will shape the product and the organization in the right direction. Benefits: These principles will help the team make design and business decisions. Reduce Team Discrepancies in design and service implementation A common definition of "great"

The process in detail

3 steps
  1. 1

    How can we generate a good experience principles list?

  2. 2

    Set boundaries

  3. 3

    Experience Principles (or design principles)

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1. How can we generate a good experience principles list?

Let's warm-up and answer these questions: What is true to our team? Is this unique to your organization and team? What would work for both brand and product design? What are the commonalities? What are the repetitive patterns in our existing design? What can inspire great design decisions tomorrow? Write the first few things that come to mind.

2. Set boundaries

What is irrelevant? What shouldn't your team focus on? Example: Use a different sticky note to mark those ideas as irrelevant.

3. Experience Principles (or design principles)

Identify and brainstorm about those principles. Make sure your principles are able to inspire the design of a product or service experience.

👨‍🌾👩‍🔧🧑‍🎤🥷Tip: Invite your team.

👀 A principle refers to a fundamental truth or proposition that forms the foundation for a system of beliefs, behaviors, or reasoning. Principles serve as a guide for actions or assessments, making values explicit and expressing them as rules or standards.

Principles
  • Experience/Design principles
  • WARM-UP QUESTIONS:
  • What is true to our team?
  • Is this unique to your organization?
  • What would work for both brand and product?
  • What would inspire you and your team?
  • What are the repetitive patterns?
  • PRINCIPLE 1: Ex.Simple processes.
  • PRINCIPLE 2:
  • PRINCIPLE 3:
  • EXAMPLE: We make intimidating processes seem surprisingly easy
  • PRINCIPLE 4:
  • PRINCIPLE 5:
  • PRINCIPLE 6:
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