Lecture: User Needs

User needs In this blog, we look at the complex relationship between user needs and the technologies we can build. People have needs, and they can articulate these needs. From these needs arise ideas for products, and when we build products, they typically satisfy a need that users have. At the same time, however, certain technologies also create new needs. We will take a close look at Maslow's motivation theory and the task artifact page, and we will also give various examples. Can't we simply ask the user? Can't we ask, "What do you need? What should we build?" Here is an example build?" Here is an example video video video [Music], and this is a negative view of what happens when we only ask the user what they can imagine. Very often, these are ideas that the person has previously seen in films, read in books, or seen in science fiction. And it is very difficult to really find out users' needs by simply asking them. This is very problematic because it is very strongly driven by what… Users have already seen this, and it's very often either very unrealistic or very, very often either very unrealistic or very, very modern. modern. If we look at these two phones here, if I ask you how you can improve the phone,