Chapter 3. The Strategy Plane: Product Objectives and User Needs
Defining the Strategy
The most common reason for the failure of a Web site is not technology. It’s not user experience either. Web sites most often fail because—before the first line of code was written, the first pixel was pushed, or the first server was installed—nobody bothered to answer two very basic questions:
• What do we want to get out of this product?
• What do our users want to get out of it?
By answering the first question, we describe the product objectives coming ...
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