Market Segmentation

Define your audience, focus the roadmap, and strengthen product positioning.

Segmentation creates clarity around who you are building for and what drives adoption. We help teams define meaningful segments, validate opportunity areas, and translate insights into product priorities. This supports stronger product-market fit and reduces wasted iterations.

  • Clarify target segments and user motivations
  • Improve roadmap focus and feature prioritization
  • Align stakeholders with decision-ready positioning

Why segmentation matters

Without segmentation, teams often build for “everyone,” which results in diluted messaging and unclear priorities. For startups, segmentation helps focus limited time and budget on the best initial wedge. For enterprise teams, segmentation supports clearer portfolio decisions, internal alignment, and more predictable product strategy.

Key outcomes:

  • Clear target and adoption drivers
  • Stronger prioritization and scope discipline
  • Better product narrative for stakeholders

What we deliver

  • Market segmentation map (needs-based or behavior-based)
  • Target definition (ideal customer / user profile)
  • Motivations and pain points by segment
  • Opportunity sizing direction (qualitative or mixed)
  • Positioning direction (who it’s for, why it matters)
  • Feature priority implications (what to build first)

How we segment

  • Needs-based segmentation (jobs, pain points, constraints)
  • Behavior-based segmentation (usage patterns, context)
  • Value-based segmentation (willingness, adoption triggers)
  • Switching and friction analysis (what prevents adoption)
  • Differentiation mapping (why users choose alternatives)

From segmentation to product decisions

Segmentation should not remain a presentation. We convert segmentation outputs into direct execution guidance, including UX priorities, product requirements, and design direction. This helps teams build the right product for the right audience.

  • Priority features per segment
  • UX flow decisions and edge-case expectations
  • Industrial design constraints and context usage
  • Messaging priorities for brand strategy
Ferre Dual built-in oven with advanced UI designed by Formeta Design

DUAL

Gap built-in oven designed by Formeta Design for Ferre, featuring recessed handle geometry

GAP

Ferre AEC built-in oven concept designed by Formeta Design with angled edge control panel

AEC

UX interface design of a built-in oven created by Formeta Design for Ferre

BEST UX

Modular builtin gas hob designed by Formeta Design for Ferre, allowing multi fuctional gas location customisation

MODULAR

Condensing unit cooling system designed by Formeta Design with compact modular structure

CONDENSING UNIT

Ferre Ogee built-in oven designed by Formeta Design with sculpted front geometry

OGEE

Layered modular kitchen appliance system designed by Formeta Design

LAYERED

Andro built-in oven with soft-edge control panel, designed by Formeta Design for Ferre

ANDRO

Roqu unibody electric scooter designed by Formeta Design for next-generation urban mobility

UNIBODY

Convection heater with minimalist design developed by Formeta Design for efficient home heating

CONVECTION HEATER

T-Rox Dental 3D Printer designed by Formeta Design for heavy-duty operational environments for Tolard Technology

T-ROX

Delivered via Designlogger

Structured outputs with traceable decisions.

All segmentation outputs are documented in Designlogger with clear versioning and approval history. This supports stakeholder alignment and enables smoother transitions into execution workstreams.

Need sharper focus for product direction?

Book a 15-minute introduction call to discuss your product, target users, and segmentation approach.

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