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🤓 Ex-Googler Share The Various Types of Design Problems

Want to solve UX problems faster? Some problems require deep research, others just a design sprint—knowing the difference is key

Quick Summary:

1. Breaking Down Problems Varies in Complexity

  • The time required to identify knowns and unknowns depends on the complexity of the problem. Some challenges require only a few days, while others may take weeks or months.

2. Deep Research is Sometimes Necessary

  • For complex problems, like understanding how ISPs work, extensive research could be required before moving forward with design or solutions.

3. Complex Problems Require Cross-Disciplinary Input

  • Tackling large-scale challenges (like ending homelessness in SF) involves multiple systems and experts from various disciplines, extending the research phase.

4. Product Design Problems Can Be Solved Faster

  • In Product Design, the discovery process may take only a few days, especially when using structured methods like design sprints.

5. Adaptability is Key

  • The problem-solving process can be simple or highly complex. The key is knowing how much time and research is needed before structuring a solution.