Category Archives: Discovery
Product Box
Players start with a blank box (it can be a a cereal box covered with plain paper), and a set of markers. The object of the game is to summarize the traits of a product or service, such as what … Continue reading
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Tagged minimum viable product, product box, value, value proposition
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Knowsy
Knowsy is a simple game that tests how well the players know each other. One of the players picks a topic, such as movies, and then secretly arranges, in order of his or her preference, the items presented (to continue … Continue reading
Prune The Product Tree
Prune The Product Tree depicts product features as leaves or fruit on a tree. Players move features closer to the trunk if they are more important, or towards the outer branches if they are more peripheral. Players also cluster features … Continue reading
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Tagged features, market research, prune the product tree, prune_the_product_tree
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Buy A Feature
Buy A Feature takes work items — planned features in a software product, projects on which a team might work, etc. — and presents them as a list of items available for purchase. The cost of the items represents their actual cost, the … Continue reading
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Tagged market research, prioritization
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