AC4D design library customer journey map

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Customer Journey Mapping

Jon KolkoProfessor, Austin Center for Design

Customer Journey MapA synthesis tool that organizes ideas and suggests opportunities based on a holistic understanding of the customer experience.

Customer Journey MapA synthesis tool that organizes ideas and suggests opportunities based on a holistic understanding of the customer experience.

Customer Journey MapA synthesis tool that organizes ideas and suggests opportunities based on a holistic understanding of the customer experience.

Customer Journey MapA synthesis tool that organizes ideas and suggests opportunities based on a holisticunderstanding of the customer experience.

Customer Journey MapA synthesis tool that organizes ideas and suggests opportunities based on a holistic understanding of the customer experience.A CUSTOMER JOURNEY MAP/

1. Is user-centered2. Different from how clients view the world3. Versatile and can synthesize behavioral

insights, needs, changes over time, ideas4. Looks at facets of the holistic experience

(stages, transitions, components, variations)5. Can be used to describe the current experience.

It typically occurs early in synthesis.6. Can be used to describe the potential

experience, suggesting opportunities and conceptual ideas. This typically occurs later in synthesis.

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A Customer Journey Map emphasizes the following qualities:

• People involved

• Processes involved

• Technology Used

• How an experience unfolds across time

• Touchpoints, between people, object, interfaces, and systems

• Areas where there are unmet needs

• Opportunities for design led changes

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis New Patient Normal Care Deviant Case

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis

Loved ones, no-one (potentially hidden)

None, self-care

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To visit the doctor, potential costs incurred, better not knowing

Scared, anxiety, annoyance

New Patient Normal Care Deviant Case

Customer Journey Maps: An Emphasis on Time

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis

Loved ones, no-one (potentially hidden)

None, self-care

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To visit the doctor, potential costs incurred, better not knowing

Scared, anxiety, annoyance

New Patient

Doctor, nurse, loved ones, insurance company

MRI, blood test

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To begin treatment, drug benefits vs. side effects tradeoff

Scared, anxiety

Normal Care Deviant Case

Customer Journey Maps: An Emphasis on Time

12

People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis

Loved ones, no-one (potentially hidden)

None, self-care

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To visit the doctor, potential costs incurred, better not knowing

Scared, anxiety, annoyance

New Patient

Doctor, nurse, loved ones, insurance company

MRI, blood test

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To begin treatment, drug benefits vs. side effects tradeoff

Scared, anxiety

Normal Care

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Daily pill regiment, physical therapy, treatment diary

Calendar, pills

To continue treatment, how to pay, how to treat symptoms

Resigned, tedious

Deviant Case

Customer Journey Maps: An Emphasis on Time

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis

Loved ones, no-one (potentially hidden)

None, self-care

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To visit the doctor, potential costs incurred, better not knowing

Scared, anxiety, annoyance

New Patient

Doctor, nurse, loved ones, insurance company

MRI, blood test

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To begin treatment, drug benefits vs. side effects tradeoff

Scared, anxiety

Normal Care

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Daily pill regiment, physical therapy, treatment diary

Calendar, pills

To continue treatment, how to pay, how to treat symptoms

Resigned, tedious

Deviant Case

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Emergency service

Ambulance, IV

Future avoidance, cost and payment, insurance premiums

Scared, embarrassed

Customer Journey Maps: An Emphasis on Time

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis

Loved ones, no-one (potentially hidden)

None, self-care

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To visit the doctor, potential costs incurred, better not knowing

Scared, anxiety, annoyance

New Patient

Doctor, nurse, loved ones, insurance company

MRI, blood test

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To begin treatment, drug benefits vs. side effects tradeoff

Scared, anxiety

Normal Care

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Daily pill regiment, physical therapy, treatment diary

Calendar, pills

To continue treatment, how to pay, how to treat symptoms

Resigned, tedious

Deviant Case

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Emergency service

Ambulance, IV

Future avoidance, cost and payment, insurance premiums

Scared, embarrassed

Facets are variable, and depend on the situation; use your research to determine the appropriate y-axis.

Customer Journey Maps: An Emphasis on Time

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People Involved

Processes Used

Technology Used

Major Decisions Encountered

Primary Emotions Evoked

No Diagnosis

Loved ones, no-one (potentially hidden)

None, self-care

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To visit the doctor, potential costs incurred, better not knowing

Scared, anxiety, annoyance

New Patient

Doctor, nurse, loved ones, insurance company

MRI, blood test

Over-the-counter medicine, internet research

To begin treatment, drug benefits vs. side effects tradeoff

Scared, anxiety

Normal Care

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Daily pill regiment, physical therapy, treatment diary

Calendar, pills

To continue treatment, how to pay, how to treat symptoms

Resigned, tedious

Deviant Case

Doctor, nurse, loved ones

Emergency service

Ambulance, IV

Future avoidance, cost and payment, insurance premiums

Scared, embarrassed

Stages are also variable, and depend on the situation. Use

your research to determine the x-axis.

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1. Plot the y-axis facets.

Select the aspects of the experience that have emerged, through research, as

being “central” or “pivotal.” These typically include things like:

• People Involved

• Processes Used

• Technology Used

• Major Decisions Encountered

• Primary Emotions Evoked

• Handoffs Between Individuals

• Policies Constraining Activities

• Organizational Constaints

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2. Plot the x-axis facets.

Select the phases of the experience that have emerged. Consider how an

experience starts, evolves, and ends. Pay attention to the sequence of events, and

consider what happens extremely early or late in the process.

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3. Position content on the map, such as products, services, interactions,

messages, and settings.

Start with a single phase, and begin to fill out the various aspects of the customer

journey map. If you don’t know what to put in a specific area, skip it and return to it

later. You may need to conduct more research in order to appropriately determine

phasing and sequencing.

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4. Consider what happens at each stage, and in the transitions in between

Think about how stages evolve. Stages are usually fluid and fuzzy – rarely do

phases have a succinct beginning or ending moment. Try to identify the feelings,

attitudes, and human relationships that cause or are affected by a change in

phase.

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5. Determine whether to create alternate maps for different segments,

archetypes, themes, or platforms

You can create a customer journey map for the ideal case, the existing case, or a

future alternative state. You can also create a number of different views of the

same map, showing different persona archectypes.

Customer Journey Map, RecapA synthesis tool that organizes ideas and suggests opportunities based on a holistic understanding of the customer experience.A CUSTOMER JOURNEY MAP/

1. Is user-centered2. Different from how clients view the world3. Versatile and can synthesize behavioral

insights, needs, changes over time, ideas4. Looks at facets of the holistic experience

(stages, transitions, components, variations)5. Can be used to describe the current experience.

It typically occurs early in synthesis.6. Can be used to describe the potential

experience, suggesting opportunities and conceptual ideas. This typically occurs later in synthesis.

HOW TO MAKE IT/

1. Plot the y-axis facets2. Plot stages on the x-axis3. Position content on the map, such as products,

services, interactions, messages, and settings4. Consider what happens at each stage and in the

transitions in between5. Determine whether to create alternate maps for

different segments, archetypes, themes, or platforms

Jon KolkoDirector, Austin Center for Designjkolko@ac4d.com

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