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Summary of the video * Explore a ton of ideas: don't get stuck with the first idea that comes out of your research but explore many to find one that is really generous * Use a ping-pong rythm in your research: every time you do some research work, take
In short: I mostly use pie charts and bar charts. But if needed you can use the Chart Chooser to help you know which graph to choose.
In short: sort qualitative responses to an open question and sort them into patterns or categories, then turn them into graphs.
Here are a few tips I usually give to people who have done so much research that they don't know what to do with it: 1. Ideate and prototype in 3 hours: Take an hour to list 10 to 50 ideas that come out of what you learned.
In short: line-by-line coding. Summaries right after interviews. Workshop format.
In short: It's easy to share and works well on mobile. It's fancier than a deck and can be the start of a communication plan.
In short: validated vs inspiring and simple vs complex.
In short: Use the 1-3 summary slide: 1 sentence: The titles of each column when combined together should form one sentence. 3 columns: Divided the slide in three columns with each it's own key idea
In short: It really depends on the audience, so think about their needs, verify them and adapt your structure based on what you've learned before even starting the project.