What’s in the LOVE WORK?

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当看到很多大的公司都是由夫妇两个开始，由一个产品不断成长成为成功的大公司，我不禁的思考，这巧合中间到底有没有什么必然联系？

结论是，老公/男朋友给自己的老婆/女朋友写的软件，成功的可能性的确会提高。这显然不是放之四海皆准的定律。但让我觉得值得研究一下。

 

第一，产品由需求产生。

“花精力在重要的、而不仅仅是有趣的东西上，而两者都恰巧是无穷多种的。”

第二，使用对象明确。

要避免“谁都可能喜欢，但谁都不是特别喜欢”的状况，即设计一个产品时，心里想的使用者越清晰、具体，成功的可能性就越大。只有核心人群真的喜欢，才有可能成为一种潮流，带动更多的人喜欢。

第三，设计中有爱心。

整个产品本身，就是一种对用户的体验的设计。有了爱心为基础，也就有了一流的用户体验。

（PS：大爱无疆J）

 

 

         （转自〈〈职场〉〉0702期）

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