Finds something great
that he didn’t expect
without much trouble
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Serendipity Positive
something great for the user
Unexpected
something they don’t expect
Effortless
something they didn’t try hard for
Discovery
something that could be found
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Design the environment instead of the experience.
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Create structure
Deep research to nd what sparks joy.
Identify and map the elements of a system to host serendipity.
Lower expectations
Simplify
Progressively disclose, show less, save more for the serendipity.
Eliminate the effort to get to serendipity.
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Define positive
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Great UX is born in chaos— we serendipitously stumble upon it through user research.
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How we think PM works
How it really works itamargilad.com
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Volatility Uncertainty Complexity Ambiguity
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How to design for serendipity Design the environment, not just the experience. Use research to know what’s good for the user. Be very flexible, expect the unexpected. Prototype and test in low-fidelity first. Make small bets and always learn.
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Any sufficiently positive serendipity is indistinguishable from magic. Kit Oliynyk
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