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In A GUIDE TO LEAN TESTING we share a few methods and tips on lean testing that come from our own experience and that we found useful.
The content we curated for this bundle is a quick and fun way to learn about some techniques that we use in our lean testing sprints with clients and can also deepen your understanding of lean innovation in general.
Lean Testing is a method that can be used to test the desirability of any kind of idea in the market.
With this starter guide, we would like to go a little deeper than just talking about lean testing and its advantages in general: We introduce you to methods that can be used to actually test business ideas fast.
In this bundle of 5 e-books, we share information about how price testing can be done right, why we should use prototyping before we think about building the real product, and share popular examples of how companies have used lean testing in the past.
THIS BUNDLE IS GREAT FOR ANYONE THAT IS INTERESTED IN THE METHODS OF LEAN TESTING AND WANTS TO GAIN A DEEPER UNDERSTANDING OF HOW THEY CAN BE USED.
The Lean Testing Starter Guide is perfect when you want to tap into the lean testing field or just want to extend your knowledge. You can find thousands of online resources but one has to filter until finding the right information.
The curated content in this bundle is mostly based on our own experiences and how lean testing has worked for us. It is especially worth a read if you loved our first bundle “Advantages of Lean Innovation”
A short and sweet explanation about why we should only test high-risk hypotheses in the product discovery phase.
Learn more about Fast Experimentation, a method used in product innovation, on a real-life example: IBM’s speech-to-text computer
Find out what the 4 key ingredients to setting up an innovation funnel are. We break them down for you.
In this e-book, we introduce you to a few simple but effective steps to test your pricing. Rather than just asking potential customers what they would be willing to pay for your product, we will test what they are actually willing to pay.
Read more about the purpose of a prototype: In 3 use cases, we explain how you can use prototyping to your advantage.
For every lean innovation sprint we do, we communicate the performance of the experiments using the most important KPIs. Read all about them.
In this E-Book, we talk about the purpose of an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) which should not be about shipping less software.
If big successful companies have a culture of experimentation, why do not more companies jump on that wagon? We explain why that is and what it takes for companies to establish it.
Use Bonanza Design fast experimentation process to test 10 BZ ideas monthly
Discover Bonanza Design’s Lean Innovation Sprint, a 4-week process to conduct research, discover new customer needs, conduct value proposition testing, study results and offer next steps.
Discover the what is the culture of experimentation and how you can introduce this reality to your team to drive more results.
The history of Tesla Roadster and how Elon Musk validated its potential.
We share with a list the best tips to help you test your ideas in the most time efficient ways.
A short and sweet explanation about why we should only test high-risk hypotheses in the product discovery phase.
Learn more about Fast Experimentation, a method used in product innovation, on a real-life example: IBM’s speech-to-text computer
Find out what the 4 key ingredients to setting up an innovation funnel are. We break them down for you.
In this e-book, we introduce you to a few simple but effective steps to test your pricing. Rather than just asking potential customers what they would be willing to pay for your product, we will test what they are actually willing to pay.
Read more about the purpose of a prototype: In 3 use cases, we explain how you can use prototyping to your advantage.
For every lean innovation sprint we do, we communicate the performance of the experiments using the most important KPIs. Read all about them.
In this E-Book, we talk about the purpose of an MVP (Minimum Viable Product) which should not be about shipping less software.
If big successful companies have a culture of experimentation, why do not more companies jump on that wagon? We explain why that is and what it takes for companies to establish it.
Use Bonanza Design fast experimentation process to test 10 BZ ideas monthly
Discover Bonanza Design’s Lean Innovation Sprint, a 4-week process to conduct research, discover new customer needs, conduct value proposition testing, study results and offer next steps.
Discover the what is the culture of experimentation and how you can introduce this reality to your team to drive more results.
The history of Tesla Roadster and how Elon Musk validated its potential.
We share with a list the best tips to help you test your ideas in the most time efficient ways.
In A GUIDE TO LEAN TESTING we share a few methods and tips on lean testing that come from our own experience and that we found useful.
The content we curated for this bundle is a quick and fun way to learn about some techniques that we use in our lean testing sprints with clients and can also deepen your understanding of lean innovation in general.
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