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While writing how-might-we questions (HMW) seems straightforward, there’s slightly more than meets the eye. Innovation, at it's core, is about solving problems. So make sure you get the problems right.The better you define the problem and the better you write the questions, the better the ideas that they prompt.Problem: Customers are struggling during first time user.HMW: How might we improve the onboarding experience to be simple and failure proof?Here are 100 examples of How might we questions for your inspiration:Map the journey: How might we remove the wait time between the airport arrival and departure?Build on top: How might we make our products into a more symbiotic experience?Exploit a gap: How might we turn missing search results into a benefit?Question the status quo: How might we remove the need for an office?Go after the deadline: How might we ensure people hand in their papers on time?Turn habit into health: How might we help employees stay productive and healthy when working from home?Make invisible things visible: How might we make customers feel that their information is safe and secure when creating an account?Discover moments of pride: How might we encourage our most loyal customers to talk about their most rewarding experiences?Help the young: How might we make it easier for students to find and apply to a higher education course?Change adoption: How might we get companies to invest in the future, rather than the present?Solve a crisis: How might we ensure more people access clean water?Solve unavoidable specifics: How might we reduce the number of accidents when drivers take their hands off the steering wheel?Find a solution: How might we address traffic problems that arise during peak periods?Get the most out of the people around you: How might we encourage individuals to