[VIDEO] How to design lightweight experiments

It had been a while since I’d shared a new video. This week, I recorded a 10 minute video on how to think through the process of designing lightweight experiments.

The video walks through a hypothetical example that shows the thought process from business problem to solution hypothesis to lightweight experiments. Along the way we think through the biggest risks to the hypothesis, what we need to learn about them and how we might go about learning those things in 3 time horizons.

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2 responses to “[VIDEO] How to design lightweight experiments”

  1. […] here!) for the scope change but you still lack the evidence to justify it. Write your hypotheses, run your experiments and collect data. If the evidence upholds your decision, carry on. Otherwise, consider parking the […]