Moving from task based to experience based design

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In an increasingly multi-channel world it's important to look at the entire end to end experience that a customer receives, not just to focus on individual customer tasks, interactions and touch points. This presentation covers how to move from a task based design mind-set to an experience based design mind-set, along with some key tools and techniques for designing true multi-channel experiences and for mapping out the complete end to end customer journey.

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MOVING FROM TASK BASED DESIGN TO EXPERIENCE BASED DESIGN

Neil Turner

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What is experience design?

Researching experiences

Designing great experiences

Experience mapping exercise

Encouraging experience design within your organisation

Overview

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UX lead at TUI

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And a UX Jedi

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What do I mean by task based design?

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A task

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Some task based activities

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What’s wrong with that?

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Fragmented customer experience

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Is it the right task?

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What do I mean by experience based

design?

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“In most people's vocabularies, design means veneer. It's interior decorating. It's the fabric of the curtains of the sofa. But to me, nothing could be further from the meaning of design.”

Steve Jobs

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As designers we need to consider a lot of stuff

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Why move to experience based

Design?

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"What makes people passionate, pure and simple, is great experiences. If they have great experience with your product (and) they have great experiences with your service, they’re going to be passionate about your brand."

Jesse James Garrett

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Considers the bigger picture

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And the customer’s perspective

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Joins up the customer experience

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Designs for the entire customer journey

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Identifies tasks to focus on

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Any examples of great experience design?

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The Ocado way

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Planning Shopping Delivery Eating

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RecipesLifestyle magazine

Value proposition

Planning – The Ocado way

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Mobile appsWebsite

Facebook login Offers section

Favourites

Shopping – The Ocado way

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Colour coded bags

Old bags collection

Delivery window & information

User friendly Receipt

Delivery – The Ocado way

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Best before dates on receipt

FAQs

Easy refunds

Eating – The Ocado way

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Still paying attention?

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“Supposing is good, but finding out is better"

Mark Twain

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“ASSUME makes an ASS out of U and ME”

Old Chinese proverb (possibly)

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How do you find out?

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Qualitative research Quantitative research

• Interviews• Observation• Focus groups• Surveys• Usability testing• Customer feedback• Diary study

• Surveys• Analytics• Remote usability testing• Customer satisfaction• Market research

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Dear diary…

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EmailBlogging services

Social media

Survey tools

Online diary tools

Diary study tools

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It all starts with the data…

“We have to arm ourselves with data, research and a clear understanding of our users so our decisions are not made out of fear but out of real, actionable information. It is our responsibility to have an ironclad rationale to support our design decisions."

Debra Levin GelmanUX Designer

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Collate all your data

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Diary study

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Group and consolidate insights

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What next?

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Write a report?

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No please, go on…

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I find your report enthralling…

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Challenge = 1. Establish a shared understanding of your users & their behaviour 2. Lay the ground work for a great user experience

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A picture is worth 1000 words

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A good story is worth 1,000,000 words

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A little story from

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All stories need characters

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Characters = Personas

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All stories need a storyline

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Storyline = Customer experience map

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At each stage of the user’s journey…

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Provide more details for each stage

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Any questions?

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Time for a little group exercise…

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Create an experience map for choosing and buying a new car

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What next?

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There’s so much that could be improved… Where do I start?

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Gauge level of satisfaction at each step of the customer’s journey

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Gauge impact on the overall customer experience for each step

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Level of satisfaction

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Low High

Low

High

Ripe for improvement

Over investingCould improve

Keep up the good work

Step Moment of truth

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Define some guiding principles to help steer the customer’s experience

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For each step brainstorm ideas & opportunities for improving the customer’s experience

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Outline what the new customer experience might look like

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Prioritise improvements

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Decide how much you want to spend

HOW WOULD YOU LIKE YOUR GRAPHIC UX DESIGN?

(YOU MAY PICK TWO)

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And what you need to build to deliver the desired experience

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Research

Design

Feedback

Track & test to make sure the design stays on track

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“for your company to compete in the current business and economic climate, you must create a design-centred culture - a ‘designing’ work environment that, in making design a part of everyone’s job, promotes the kind of creativity and innovation required to succeed."

How to Create a Design-Centered Culture: Start With the 3Fs

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Involve people in the design process (the more the merrier!)

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Establish responsibility for the end to end customer experience

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Establish KPIs, just make sure they’re the right ones

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Agree and establish customer experience guidelines

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Bring teams together (as much as possible)

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Communicate and share the customer experience

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Showcase stuff

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What about creating a blog for your personas?

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Make this stuff easy to find

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http://mappingexperiences.com/

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Psst… Want some

slides?

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FinThank you