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Product Management Design Question: Create a travel app for digital nomads focusing on workspace solutions

Asked at Meta

15 mins

How would you build a product to help people travel?

Product Design Medium Member-only
User Segmentation Problem Prioritization Solution Ideation Travel Technology Remote Work
User Experience Product Design Travel Tech Mobile Apps Digital Nomads

Introduction

To build a product that helps people travel, we need to consider the evolving landscape of the travel industry and the changing needs of modern travelers. I'll approach this challenge by first understanding our target users, identifying their pain points, and then developing innovative solutions that leverage technology and address unmet needs in the travel market.

Tip

Does this approach sound good? I'd be happy to adjust based on any specific focus areas you'd like me to emphasize.

Step 1

Clarifying Questions (3 minutes)

  • Based on the problem description, I'm thinking this might be for a specific company's existing product. Is that the case, or are we approaching this as a new startup venture?

Why it matters: This helps frame the solution within existing constraints or as a blank slate. Expected answer: Let's approach this as a new startup venture. Impact on approach: We'll need to consider funding, market entry strategies, and building everything from scratch.

  • Given the broad nature of "helping people travel," I'm wondering if we should focus on a specific aspect of the travel experience. Should we narrow our scope to a particular phase like planning, booking, or the in-destination experience?

Why it matters: Focusing on a specific area allows for a more targeted and potentially impactful solution. Expected answer: Let's focus on the in-destination experience. Impact on approach: We'll prioritize features that enhance travelers' experiences once they've reached their destination.

  • Considering current travel trends, I'm curious if we should target a specific type of traveler or travel style. For instance, should we focus on budget travelers, luxury seekers, or perhaps digital nomads?

Why it matters: Different traveler types have distinct needs and pain points. Expected answer: Let's target digital nomads and remote workers. Impact on approach: We'll tailor our solution to the unique needs of location-independent professionals.

Propose the Goal

Given our focus on digital nomads and the in-destination experience, I believe our goal should be to create a product that seamlessly integrates work and exploration for location-independent professionals, enhancing their ability to be productive while discovering new destinations. Does this align with your vision?

Define the Scope

Based on our discussion, I'll focus on developing a mobile app that helps digital nomads optimize their in-destination experience, balancing work requirements with local exploration and community building.

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I'll take a moment to organize my thoughts before moving on to the next step.

Assumptions:

  1. We're building a mobile-first solution.
  2. Our primary users are digital nomads and remote workers.
  3. We're focusing on the in-destination experience.
  4. We have the resources to develop and launch a new product in the travel tech space.

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