Practice Formulate Actionable, Prioritized Recommendations (2.5) - Unit 4: Evaluating (Criterion D)

Practice: Formulate Actionable, Prioritized Recommendations

Lesson 2.5Unit 4: Evaluating (Criterion D)

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Question 1.
Define Actionable Recommendations in your own words.
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Think about what you would do with feedback.
Question 2.
What is the purpose of a Problem Statement?
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Consider why clear communication is important.
3Question 3.
What is an Actionable Recommendation?
- a) A general suggestion without data
- b) A specific, data-backed suggestion for improvement
- c) Any advice from friends
- d) A feedback left by users
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Focus on what differentiates actionable from non-actionable feedback.
4Question 4.
True or False: Expected Outcomes are unnecessary when formulating recommendations.
- True
- False
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Think about why you would need to know the expected results of improvements.
Question 5.
Draft a comprehensive recommendation for a hypothetical e-commerce website where users frequently abandon carts. Include all parts: Problem Statement, Evidence, Proposed Change, Expected Outcome.
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Consider user feedback and common issues in e-commerce.
Question 6.
Consider a mobile app that users find hard to navigate. Create a strategy for using an Impact-Effort Matrix to prioritize recommendations.
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Use logical reasoning about each improvement's potential impact.

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