Product Design Practice Exam
Product Design
A company’s reputation is based on the quality of the product or services they provide to their customers. It is, therefore, important to note that companies require experts who can perform various activities from designing to manufacturing the product. These are the product design professionals who integrate with people, data, processes and business systems. They make sure that the product is top quality and maintains the market requirements while maintaining the overall corporate goals.
Roles and Responsibilities
Some of the major roles and responsibilities of these professionals include the following:
• Set out the product vision, roadmap, and strategy.
• Specify the research needed to gather market information for determining and representing the needs of customers.
• Provide insights and perspective on the product.
• Review product specifications and requirements
• Evaluating new product ideas.
• Work with marketing, sales, engineering, and ensure the completion of businessgoals and customer satisfaction.
• Define objectives for product marketing communication.
• Prepare short-term and long-term forecasts, reports, and analyses on product sales.
Who should give this exam?
Anyone with a Bachelor’s degree or a Master’s degree in business or a related field like economics, advertising, marketing, and statistics can take this exam.
Skills Required
• Communication skills.
• Technical expertise.
• Business skills.
• Research skills.
• Analytical skills.
• Interpersonal skills.
• Marketing skills.
Career Prospects
• Product manager
• Project management
• Product designer
• CAD technician
Table of Content
The Product Design Exam covers the following topics -
Product Management Basics
• What is a Product
• Learning the Product Life Cycle
• What is Product Management?
• Learning Stages of Product Management
• Learning Product Manager Role
• Learning Product Manager Skills
Product Strategy – Market Analysis
• Learning Marketing Research
• Market Segmentation
• Learning Market Targeting
• Learning Market Positioning
• Branding
• Defining Product Strategy
• Learning Kano Model Analysis
Competitor Analysis
• Learning what is Competitor Analysis?
• Learning Environmental Analysis
• Learning Pestle Analysis
• Learning SWOT Analysis
• Learning value Chain Analysis
• Learning The BCG Matrix
Product Definition – User Requirements Research
• Learning factors influencing consumer behaviour
• Major Psychological Processes
• Consumer Buying Decision Process
• Learning organisational Buying
• Customer Data Collection and Analysis
• Learning voice of Customer (VOC)
• User Requirements
• Learning conducting User Interviews
• User or Focus Groups
• Learning decision Making for Product Definition
• Specifying the Product Definition
Product Design – User-Centered Design
• What is User- Centered Design or UCD
• Learning UCD Characteristics
• Learning UCD Principles
• User-Centered Design Process
• User-Centered Design and Agile
• Learning ISO 9241 Human-Centred Design Principles
Product Design – Prototyping
• What is a wireframe?
• What is a prototype?
• What is a mockup?
• Learning Prototype Categories
• Learning Prototype vs. a final product
• Why to Prototype
• Learning Prototyping Components and Techniques
Product Development
• Learning User Personas
• Learning User stories
• Scenarios
• Product Requirements Document or PRD
• Learning Performing Affinity Mapping
• Learning Creating Storyboards
Product Testing – Usability Testing
• Learning Usability Testing Basics
• Usability Testing Types
• Learning Usability Test
• Usability Testing Methods
• Learning pilot Usability Test and Moderation
• Conducting Usability Test
• Learning best Practices for Usability Testing
• Learning Heuristic Evaluation
Minimum Viable Product
• Minimum Viable Product Basics
• Learning the purpose of MVP
• Learning MVP Elements
• Learning MVP Benefits
• Developing Minimum Viable Product
• Validating Minimum Viable Product
• Learning Product / Market Fit
Product Marketing
• Learning Product Marketing Basics
• Learning the need for Product Marketing
• How to Market a Product
• Learning Product Marketing Strategy
• Learning Pricing Concepts
• User Engagement
• Learning Growth Hacking
Product Analytics
• Learning A/B Testing
• Segmentation and Funnel Analysis
• Learning Multivariate Testing
• Learning Google Analytics
• Learning Cohort Analysis
• Learning Web Analytics
• Product & Engagement Analytics
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