Product decisions that rest on users, not on opinions
rygg connects roadmaps, requirements and designs with the evidence about users and contexts of use. Teams focus on outcomes that matter to users and therefore to the business, and every decision shows what it rests on.
Situation
- Roadmaps are decided in meetings. Which user requirement a feature serves, and how certain that is, often stays open.
- Research is commissioned per project and filed afterwards. The next project starts again from zero.
- Use errors and wrong assumptions surface late, in the field or shortly before series launch, where changes are expensive.
Questions the graph answers
Every answer shows its source and whether it is evidence or assumption.
- Which user requirement does this feature serve, and how certain are we?
- Which contexts of use does our portfolio cover, and which are missing?
- Which roadmap items rest on evidence, which on assumption?
- Which outcome for users do we expect, and how do we measure it?
- What did earlier studies find about this task or this user group?
- Which use errors were found before launch, and which were fixed?
- What does it take to show conformity with HCRD standards for this product?
What rygg provides
- A domain model of users, tasks, contexts of use and requirements, linked to roadmap items and designs
- Traceability from research finding to requirement to design decision to test result
- Coverage reports per product, variant or market
- Research & Design Engineers who close gaps in the field and feed the results back
- Validation against HCRD standards with every release
Who works with it
- Product management
- UX and research
- Engineering leads
- Quality and approval
- Portfolio management
What you can measure
Examples. We agree on metrics we can influence, not on your revenue.
- Coverage of contexts of use across the portfolio
- Share of requirements traceable to research
- Use errors found in usability tests before series launch
- Time to evidence of conformity with HCRD standards
How it starts
We start with one product line: existing research is brought into the graph, gaps are closed with a short study, and the roadmap is checked against the evidence.
Package: Pilot · 4 to 8 weeks
