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Journey mapping to show the flow - Miro Tutorial
From the course: Mapping for User Experience Projects
Journey mapping to show the flow
- Journey maps are a way of making your research more presentable to people outside your immediate team. Journey maps normally focus on the area of the task that your product aims to support, rather than the whole end to end task. They also often incorporate suggestions for how to move forward and improve the process that you are researching. Previously, we described experience maps. These are the low fidelity, rough sticky note things on the wall. Their primary use is for collating individual participant data. They describe general user trends, rather than focusing on specific personas. They describe the experience of completing the task, however it's achieved. Participants who you've researched may not even be using your target product. In contrast, journey maps are high level summaries that focus on a single persona working with your product. Drawn with a higher fidelity, they'll often incorporate sentiment…
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Experience maps to analyze qualitative data3m 56s
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Journey mapping to show the flow4m 32s
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Empathy mapping to define personas6m 6s
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Ecosystem maps to show the environment4m 41s
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Service mapping: Blueprinting the organization7m 34s
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Scenario maps to set the scene5m 34s
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Story mapping to define features6m 7s
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