How to create truly powerful user personas that will awaken empathy and help you create better services? And how to avoid common mistakes when creating personas? In this post, we’ll answer this question and some others along the way.
How many touchpoints should you settle with for your customer journey map? Is there the optimal number? Let’s figure it out together.
We’ve made a few nice tweaks to UXPressia. Such moving stuff around the dashboard and a new refined CJM Templates page where each template has a bunch of useful thingies you can use to scoop insights. Check it out!
Customer Journey Mapping may seem to be a technique for improving existing products. Well, not quite so. CJM can help you a lot when designing products and services from scratch! And here’s how you do it.
So much ado about these personas. Why do you want to use them? Well, there are many reasons and benefits. Today, we’ll look at the main 3 of them.
Creating a CJM just to put it on a shelf is a bad idea. You customer journey maps must be acted up, maintained properly and updated all the time. Let’s have a look at what you should do so your maps don’t collect dust somewhere in a drawer.
Ho ho ho! The New Year 2017 just knocked at our door and that holiday whoop-de-do is just starting to cool off. Throughout the whole year, elves from UXPressia have been busy as a one-legged striker during the Super Cup. We’ve been making something really special. And we do have something to show for it. […]
There are so many ways to screw up when doing customer journey mapping. You don’t want that. Let’s see what pitfalls you should avoid to take the best out of CJM.
What should be taken into consideration when analyzing a customer journey map? In this post, we’ll give you seven things to check when doing customer journey mapping.
