Popularised “The Lean Product Playbook”, the Importance and Satisfaction framework is one of the most powerful frameworks to identify customer needs and validate your knowledge of the problem space before you set out to design a solution
Importance
Importance is a measure of how important a particular customer need is to a customer
The differences in importance of needs will influence a customer’s decisions and preferences when using your product
Satisfaction
Satisfaction is a measure of how satisfied a customer is with a particular existing solution that provides a specific customer benefit
All products will have differing levels of satisfaction for the same customer
In addition, the same product can provide different levels of satisfaction to different customers
A customer cohort either
- Enjoy using your product
- Accept your product’s limitations, perhaps with workarounds to using your product
- The low point of satisfaction being a customer that is completely frustrated with their experience with the product
How To Survey Your Users
Importance x Satisfactions Questions & Ranking
Importance – Questions & Ranking
Not At All | Slightly Important | Moderately Important | Very Important | Extremely Important | |
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Satisfaction – Questions & Ranking
Completely Dissatisfied | Moderately Dissatisfied | Somewhat Dissatisfied | Neutral | Completely Satisfied | |
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Customer Value Add 1 | |||||
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Customer Value Add 5 |