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Wendi: Rit, I would just add to that, I think that’s where the So what question can help. Some gripe about the I-5923’s durability - those who did add that the mesh material on the lining as well as the exterior rips after a couple of wears. I’m assuming you’re talking about a pretty open, abstract question - not a classical design question of, you know, move this button here or add this to the checkout flow so users understand it better. I think what Rit highlighted - understanding how this ties back to metrics that they are trying to move the needle on - the slides that we showed today had some examples like conversions, or sales, even something as simple as who was able to get through the flow or complete the flow. Anyway, I am starting to move on to Hello Kitty Online (I HAVE to or the editors will beat me up) and Wolf Team for a little bit of actiony goodness. I think in that case you’re probably talking about general persona types or use case types, you’re talking about really broad, overall insights about the experience and how a user might be interacting with a product or experiencing a product; and that’s where I think just building out frameworks for your product team to understand can be valuable

"Hey look, we’ve designed this site to achieve (blank) and it is achieving (blank)." You can even run a quick AB test on it to see if there’s a huge sway on the core metrics you’re tracking, and use that data to help you say So what. Rit: This is actually very interesting because we’ve been talking about how to pitch this stuff to higher-ups, how to make the data palatable to them and going from "Hey this is good UX" to "Hey this is good UX AND it also helps you with these conversion metrics." This is the flipside of that question, how do you convince someone who is not metrics-driven about these changes. They’re probably going to give you moreso frameworks of how to start thinking about your products and different user groups, as opposed to very very specific tactical design changes. So instead of like, a make this call-to-action more clear, or add this page - stuff that’s very tactical - you’re probably thinking about much more broad, open-ended data

While you might not have very tactical design recommendations yet, just even knowing that there is that switch in use cases, or in how people are thinking about or using that site, can be really valuable for your product team and can encourage them to start thinking about Now what? You can then take the paper to use as a guide at the shoe store. Then you can make a judgment call from there saying, well, my goal is to increase the number of signups. Well, bollocks to that, because your position on the socio-economic ladder should never determine your participation in this society under any circumstances. There’s a pervasive mindset among developers that, unless something in the patch set needs fixing, the review wasn’t properly/thoroughly done. And that’s what you’ve set out to achieve. Useful and practical as they may be, white shoes are notoriously hard to keep fresh and pristine after we take them out of the box. Other than that, you can practically wear the white ultra boosts with anything, and the other colors such as cream, grey, black can be just as versatile as shown below. They might not be able to know exactly that your product needs to have feature X or widget Y, but they’ll know that, ok, we need to consider this type of use case