Salesforce-Platform-Strategy-Designer Practice Test

Salesforce Spring 25 Release -
Updated On 18-Sep-2025

153 Questions

Customer service surveys and user feedback reveal Cloud Kicks' users desire new features on the sales platform How should the strategy designer collaborate with the UX designer to ensure those features are both viable and feasible?

A. Co-create a journey map with users

B. Identify user quotes to make the case

C. Align design implications to business goals

C.   Align design implications to business goals

Explanation:
The best way to collaborate with the UX designer to ensure that new features on the sales platform are both viable and feasible is to align design implications to business goals, as this helps justify the value proposition and return on investment of the new features. Co-creating a journey map with users or identifying user quotes may not address the viability or feasibility aspects of the new features.

A strategy designer is teaching a marketing team how to use the How Might We format for challenge framing. What is the reason the statement should sav "How might we" instead of "How will we"?

A. Marketing teams do not have the responsibility to drive design challenges

B. It allows the team to explore solutions without committing to one right away.

C. "Will" assumes the problem can be solved without due diligence.

B.   It allows the team to explore solutions without committing to one right away.

Explanation:
The How Might We format for challenge framing uses the word “might” instead of “will” because it implies a sense of possibility and curiosity, rather than certainty or obligation. It allows the team to explore solutions without committing to one right away, which encourages creativity and experimentation.

A job listing company has launched a campaign around the adoption of its social app for professional networking. What should the team measure to gain the most trustworthy perspective and discourage artificially increasing (or "hacking") the company success metrics?

A. Number of times a user opens the app per day

B. New account activations

C. New connections made between users

C.   New connections made between users

Explanation:
The best way to measure the success of a social app for professional networking is to track the new connections made between users, as this reflects the value proposition and user engagement of the app. Measuring the number of times a user opens the app per day or the new account activations may not capture the true impact of the app, as users may open the app without interacting with others or create accounts without using them.

A strategy designer wants to make a case to executive stakeholders to target a new, saturated market with the purpose of increasing new customer acquisition. Which approach should the designer focus on?

A. Make a presentation on design best practices and have industry experts speak on new market conditions.

B. Create a clickable high fidelity prototype to assess feasibility and perform user research on desirability.

C. Restate business goals and show how design could be used to de-risk exploration of this opportunity.

C.   Restate business goals and show how design could be used to de-risk exploration of this opportunity.

Explanation:
The approach that the designer should focus on is to restate business goals and show how design could be used to de-risk exploration of this opportunity. This approach can help the designer align the new product vision with the executive stakeholders’ expectations, needs, and priorities, and demonstrate how design methods and tools can help validate assumptions, identify risks, and test solutions in a saturated market. Making a presentation on design best practices or creating a clickable high fidelity prototype may not be enough to convince the executive stakeholders of the value proposition and feasibility of targeting a new market.

Project team at Cloud Kicks framed this design challenge: "How might we help our customers amidst supply chain interruptions? What information is missing that belongs in all well-written challenge statements?

A. The persona being designed for

B. The desired outcome

C. The hypothesis for the solution

A.   The persona being designed for

Explanation:
A well-written challenge statement should clearly define the target user or persona to ensure the design solutions are tailored to their specific needs and contexts. Including the persona in the challenge statement focuses the team's efforts on creating solutions that are relevant and impactful for the intended audience.

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