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Tencent (HKSE0700) (腾讯), founder and CEO Pony Ma Huateng ( 馬化腾) has given insights into product development strategy. In part one – Tencent Pony Ma speaks of User-Centered Design, TG at Kelikuru.com briefly told everyone that he touched on the following areas:
In this post, Mr Ma spent more time on talking about the criteria of being a product designer, the keywords cover:
Be alert and sensitive to your product, use your product everyday — Product designer should be aware of the fact that QQ is literally providing “services”, which involve the intricate process and framework building of content, structure and application. They should roll up their sleeves and start using the products themselves everyday.
Where to get feedback, problems or issues in using products? – Users seldom proactively tell us the problems. The best way to get users’ comment is to hunt them down in forums, RSS readers and blogs.
Be the most nasty and picky user of your own product – Product designers should be attention-to-details and be critical of their own products. Find the weakness of the products, come up with a solution and make a swifted change.
3 golden rules in designing products – #1: Avoid disturbing users just because of fullfilling a small number of users’ expectation. #2: Ease of use and #3: Simplify your design
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Kelikuru.com is 嘰哩咕嚕, a Chinese term basically means rumbling. The idea comes across TG's mind while watching a cartoon show on TV few years ago. We walk through our life,day by day ; speak to many people, known or unknown, year after year and we may not notice that there are so many wonderful things passing by. Writing a blog can literally leave my foot-prints in the internet world, help me keep the memory. At this moment, a big chunk of my life is closely aligned with user-centric design, user research, web-based environment both in Hong Kong and China. Perhaps I may not be like that tomorrow, I may be in other setting, have nothing to do with usability, but who knows what's going to happen next?
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