Plan adoption
Plan the kickoff that clarifies fit, pilot area, roles, and review for the method.
Plan the adoption kickoff
Plan a kickoff that checks fit, defines a pilot area, and prepares the next review loop.
Variant for Framework. The plan is derived from method form, profile, and runsheet.
RunsheetUse the kickoff to check Product teams with established tracking against Very early prototypes without real users and keep the pilot intentionally small.
A pilot area makes roles, cadence, and success signals testable before the method is adopted more broadly.
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Orientation
15-20 minIntroduce core elements and principles of HEART Framework. Use profile and runsheet for preparation.
Owner and participantsShared baseline - 2
Check fit
15-25 minCheck where HEART Framework helps concretely and where the method does not fit the current context.
Owner and participantsUse boundaries - 3
Define pilot
15-20 minDefine pilot area, time span, and success signals. Keep the scope small enough for fast learning.
Owner and participantsPilot scope - 4
Define responsibilities and cadence
10-20 minClarify owner, involved roles, working rhythm, and review points.
Owner and participantsRoles and cadence - 5
Secure next steps
10-15 minCapture concrete follow-up actions with owner and date.
OwnerNext steps
Kickoff Brief
For invitation, kickoff board, or preparation note.
kickoff-brief.md
Kickoff Brief: HEART Framework
Reason and Scope
open
Pilot Area
open
Roles
A UX lead or product manager as owner; data analyst for metric availability; designer for UX perspective; engineer for tracking feasibility; optional researcher for happiness measurement.
Current State
open
Kickoff Setup
- Duration: 60 to 90 min
- Owner: open
- Review date: open
Agenda
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Orientation (15-20 min) Owner: Owner and participants Action: Introduce core elements and principles of HEART Framework. Use profile and runsheet for preparation. Output: Shared baseline
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Check fit (15-25 min) Owner: Owner and participants Action: Check where HEART Framework helps concretely and where the method does not fit the current context. Output: Use boundaries
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Define pilot (15-20 min) Owner: Owner and participants Action: Define pilot area, time span, and success signals. Keep the scope small enough for fast learning. Output: Pilot scope
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Define responsibilities and cadence (10-20 min) Owner: Owner and participants Action: Clarify owner, involved roles, working rhythm, and review points. Output: Roles and cadence
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Secure next steps (10-15 min) Owner: Owner Action: Capture concrete follow-up actions with owner and date. Output: Next steps
Adoption plan
Keeps pilot area, roles, cadence, success signals, and review date together.
adoption-plan.md
Adoption Plan: HEART Framework
Pilot Area
open
Roles
A UX lead or product manager as owner; data analyst for metric availability; designer for UX perspective; engineer for tracking feasibility; optional researcher for happiness measurement.
Cadence
open
Success Signals
- HEART-GSM-Tabelle
- Dashboard
Current State
open
Ownership
- Owner: open
- Review date: open
Next Step
- Review result
- Mark open questions
- Schedule review or decision