Click on a created „Solution“ and select „Prioritisation“ in the tab.
Evaluate each solution using the numbers 0–3 as described by the instructions.
Desirability
0 – Cosmetic improvement
1 – Makes a frequent task more comfortable
2 – Helps with a secondary task
3 – Helps with a primary task
Viability
0 – Very low support for the product outcome or free feature
1 – Low support for the product outcome, or thousands per year
2 – Medium support for the product outcome, or hundreds of thousands per year
3 – Very high support for the product outcome, or millions per year
Feasibility
0 – Unknown tech
1 – Very hard to make, or new tech
2 – Will take a while or needs some research
3 – Easy to make, or best practices already exist
A Solution’s total amount of points will help you when making decisions, however, a team can decide on a Solution that doesn’t have the highest number of points if they have good reasons for doing so.
If you’re working as a team to solve a problem or project, it’s important to set the Solution’s priorities. By using the voting method of Desirability, Viability, and Feasibility, you can select a Solution that not only meets the customer’s needs but also brings financial gain to the company and can be realistically implemented.
Focus on understanding the problem, not on the solution