Salesforce Plat-UX-102 - Salesforce Certified Platform Strategy Designer
A strategy designer is leading a project to reimagine in-app communication on Cloud Kicks ' sales platform. The CIO is a key decision-maker but appears to be neutral—and even, at times, a detractor— to the project. What should the designer do to gain their alignment?
Leadership at Cloud Kicks just approved a vision for a new digital commerce and service strategy. They ask the strategy designer to create a roadmap to help them understand the rollout process and implications. What should be one of the initial steps to take when creating a program roadmap?
In listening to its customer and influencers Cloud Kicks (CK) identifies a design opportunity to create a more sustainable sneaker. Which additional topics should CK consider before framing the design challenge as a How Might We question?
Cloud Kicks (CK) is considering developing a social platform for customers to connect and share best exercise practices. CK hypothesizes it will only be successful if customers routinely use the platform. Which discipline should be the primary driver of the design for repeat engagement?
Creating alignment is essential for Cloud Kicks to achieve its goals and objectives. Alignment involves ensuring that everyone in the organization is working towards a common goal, and their efforts are coordinated and integrated to achieve that goal. What initial tool might be used to create alignment?
The strategy designer is creating a new loyalty program for Cloud Kicks and wants to map the key people who may influence or be impacted by the program. Which mapping process should the designer use to achieve this goal?
A strategy designer at Cloud Kicks discovered a complex UX problem with its online shopping platform and now needs to effectively describe the problem in the customer context. This description should speak to the urgency of the problem, be a call-to-action for others to be involved, and inspire hope for change. Which type of statement should the designer make?
A project team at Cloud Kicks framed this design challenge: " How might we help our customers amidst supply chain interruptions? " What information is missing that belongs in all well-written challenge statements?
Cloud Kicks (CK) has spent several months working to align the entire company around a vision based on inclusivity in the digital age. Because this project will span several years, the design team is concerned the vision will eventually be lost. What should CK do to maintain the vision and create transformative change?
The strategy designer at Cloud Kicks is using a How Might We statement to frame their design challenge. What should they do to test their statement to ensure it successfully guides their design process?
