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Design Goals

By using the
OKR method
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, I am able to add the design goals to the Objectives table. Then connect success measurements to each goal in the Key Results table. Key result progress updates will also reflect as progress toward your objectives.
In this design challenge, I managed to reach 88% achievement of the key metrics that I myself defined before the work started. Here’s how it looks like:

🎯 Objectives

Goal
Associated Key Results
Progress Towards Key Results
1
Improving usability of finding product in IKEA mobile apps
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@Build an experience design that exceed usability score of finding product value by 4.3
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@Exceed feasibility design at least 80%
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@Exceed information clarity at least 70%
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88%
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🔑 Key Results / Metrics

Associated Objective
Key Result
Owner
🎯 Metric Target
Actual Result
🌟 Achievement
1
Improving usability of finding product in IKEA mobile apps
Build an experience design that exceed usability score of finding product value by 4.3
Ecky Alimansyah
4.3
4.4
102%
2
Improving usability of finding product in IKEA mobile apps
Exceed feasibility design at least 80%
Ecky Alimansyah
80
73
91%
3
Improving usability of finding product in IKEA mobile apps
Exceed information clarity at least 70%
Ecky Alimansyah
70
50
71%
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Now, See how I did it 👇🏻

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