Mapping Experiences: A Complete Guide to Creating Value through Journeys, Blueprints, and Diagrams
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The advice is clear: don’t force people to bridge gaps of your offering.
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Frame the Mapping Effort
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The term experience defies precise definition. Still, we can point to some common
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it’s a dreadful few minutes of nausea.
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Harry Beck created his iconic map of the London Underground
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Though disruptive at a critical moment—the point at which a person is posting a tweet—many people actually felt an emotional connection to the fail whale. Twitter turned a potentially negative moment of truth into something positive.
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Visually map out the steps customers take to achieve an outcome.
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Social value refers to the interaction among people, emphasizing lifestyle and social awareness. For instance, Skype in the Classroom is a program aimed at inspiring students with prominent speakers who lecture from remote locations.
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As a result, many people assume the technique is nothing more than task analysis or a list of use cases. This is a fallacy.
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Socially, the digital lock also fulfills the jobs of letting invited guests in and out as desired.
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The objective is not a push, it’s a pull.
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The prevailing methods of segmentation that budding managers learn in business schools and then practice in the marketing departments of good companies are actually a key reason that new product innovation has become a gamble in which the odds of winning are horrifyingly low. There is a better way to think about market segmentation and new product innovation. The structure of a market, seen from the customers’ point of view, is very simple: They just need to get things done, as Ted Levitt said. When people find themselves needing to get a job done, they essentially hire products to do that job ...more
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Your interviews should not be a questionnaire but rather guided discussions with participants.
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participants on location, in the context of their experiences.
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Plan on conducting four to six interviews per segment are needed.
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preparing, conducting the interview, debriefing, and analyzing the data.
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отборочная анкета (Wulfson);перлюстратор (someone who reads personal material, such as letters, to ensure compliance with censorship requirements or to gather informationLiv Bliss); интервьюер (Artjaazz)
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Incentives
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Research in pairs—no more than two people at a time.
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Then, use a qualitative text analysis tool to comb through the transcribed texts—for instance, MaxQDA,
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Для QDA есть еще много тулзов
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Hugh Beyer and Karen Holtzblatt. Contextual Design
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Guidelines for formatting content based on a fictitious example of a customer journey map for a software company.
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Robert Bringhurst, The Elements of Typographic Style, version 3.2
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Pieter Desmet, Designing Emotions
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Joel Katz, Designing Information (Wiley,
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InVision,
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Быстрое создание прототипа
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Get feedback on your ideas as quickly as possible, even during the workshop.
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Usertesting.com.
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Сайт быстрого тестового отзыва пользователей на продукт
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Proto-personas > Experience map > Storyboards Proto-personas > Design map
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Типовые шаги
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This example of an expressive service blueprint depicts an encounter with an ophthalmologist.
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Отличный пример. История из жизни.
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The customer journey canvas created by Marc Stickdorn and Jakob Schneider is a variation of the typical CJM.
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Шаблон
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Customer lifecycles look at the overall relationship to a brand. Customer
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Разница фаз между жизненным циклом, схемы пути и чертежом сервиса