Diagram template
Kano model
PowerCrossed implementation and satisfaction axes carry the three fixed Kano curves: must-be, performance and attractive. 4–12 labeled features sit on the curve of their supplied class in supplied order, with indifferent features on the neutral line, and a key names each class. Numbered keys join each feature mark to its complete name in the adjacent class list.
Categories
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Power, Max
When to use it
Suits classifying product features, service attributes, onboarding steps, store amenities or benefits by how their presence affects satisfaction, for product, service and customer-experience reviews. Not for measured satisfaction scores or survey results plotted as data: positions along each curve are qualitative and the curves are schematic.
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What you fill in
Describe your topic in plain words and the AI fills these in. You can edit every field afterwards.
- Features
- 4 to 12, each with label and kind
- X axis
- Label, low, and high
- Y axis
- Label, low, and high
- Kinds
- Exactly 4, each with kind, name, and description
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