Group practice / September 21—27 / online

How to shape
a person’s destiny
in a product.

Neuroscience for product development.

DatesSeptember 21—27
FormatOnline
Group12 places
Participation10 000 ₽

What we will do

We will take familiar product questions — activation, conversion, retention, engagement — and go one layer below metrics: to the mechanisms that produce human behaviour.

Why did a person click? Why did they return? Why did they form a habit? Why did two people in the same interface behave completely differently?

And most importantly: what exactly can we change in the system to change the likelihood of the next action?

We will approach neuroscience not as a collection of entertaining brain facts, but as an engineering tool for product development.

A small group. Participants’ real products. A week of practical workshops.

The central metaphor

A person’s destiny in a product is a trajectory.

You do not choose a user’s specific destiny. You change the probability distribution of their next states.

One week / five workshops

Programme
of the week.

Five sessions to move from product and metrics to the behavioural architecture of real systems.

01

A person as a system.

Why “user” in product analytics is too coarse a unit of analysis. States, behaviour, environment. We unpack your own product as a behavioural system.

02

Where action comes from.

Attention, perception, memory, valuation, reward, prediction, affect. Not a full neuroscience 101 — only the mechanisms that create engineering variables.

03

The product as intervention.

Interface, copy, timing, friction, defaults, notifications, social mechanics, rewards. What each element does to the human system.

04

Behaviour over time.

Why every session cannot be viewed independently. Learning, reinforcement, habituation, accumulated state. Today’s product changes tomorrow’s user.

05

Behavioral Architecture.

We take participants’ real cases and try to design a transition.

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the group.

September 21—27online
12 places10 000 ₽
Pay for participation