I went straight into logistics and ticketing, which in hindsight was too narrow.
Start by clarifying the scope and goals of the solution, then structure your answer around user needs, technical feasibility, and business impact. Focus on a specific user journey (e.g., discovering, attending, and sharing the event) and propose a scalable system design that leverages Google's strengths in AI, maps, and cloud.
Pro tip: Anchor your solution in a clear product vision and prioritize features using a framework like RICE or MoSCoW, showing you can balance user value with technical constraints. Mention how you would measure success with metrics like attendee satisfaction, engagement, and retention.
Ask clarifying questions to understand the event type, scale, and user segments. Define the problem statement and success metrics.
Identify key user personas (attendees, organizers, venues) and their pain points across the event lifecycle: discovery, ticketing, navigation, engagement, and post-event.
Brainstorm features that address pain points, leveraging Google technologies (e.g., Maps for navigation, AI for personalization, Cloud for scalability). Prioritize features based on impact and feasibility.
Outline a high-level technical architecture, including components like mobile app, backend services, data storage, and integrations. Discuss scalability, reliability, and privacy considerations.
Propose a phased rollout (MVP to full feature set) and define success metrics (e.g., DAU, event attendance, NPS). Discuss trade-offs and potential risks.
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