Research Topic 199 / 200
Post-launch feedback rarely leads to design reviews
Feedback is used only for isolated repairs, without informing the product definition or design principles.
Three-step solution method
- Organize feedback from real-world use by task, version and user role.
- Compare the original brief, design decisions and validation results to understand where outcomes diverged.
- Identify what to retain, revise and investigate for the next product generation.
Key Deliverables
- Post-Launch Review Report
- Revised Requirements
- Next-Generation Research Plan
Verification Approach
Review the evidence behind feedback, ownership of improvements and plans for further validation.
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