Creating User Flow Diagrams from Customer Journey Maps
Event details
This presentation is for designers who want to establish a process of understanding their products before jumping into wireframes or UI designs.
Maybe you've been talking to customers and have mapped out the customer journey. The next step is to create user flow diagrams to map out the customer experience.
Access the free FigJam template
FigJam Template - Customer Journeys & App Maps
What's the best way to approach this process?
We're sharing the process and mindset we use at Headway to better understand information architecture. Learn how to take user stories and turn them into feature lists and rough out what data is needed within the product.
In this presentation, Billy creates FigJam user flows, but you can apply these principles to any tool you use.
What you will learn
- Have more confidence when creating user flow diagrams
- Gain a better understanding of what is needed for the product to succeed
- Build better relationships with developers and product owners in all aspects of the design
- Be more effective with design decisions before you go into UI design
Segments
01:26 - What is User Journey Mapping?
02:22 - User Flow Diagram Tools
03:10 - Identify User Goals and Threads
04:48 - User Journey Mapping Example in FigJam
11:23 - StoriesOnBoard
12:12 - User Flow Diagram Example in FigJam
16:34 - Micro Flows
21:18 - Questions
22:02 - Commenting with Team?
23:23 - Research for Customer Journey Maps?
25:48 - When Do You Include Developers in the Process?
26:49 - Handling Technical Constraints?
28:48 - Capturing Data From User Interviews?
30:12 - Defining the Stages of a Customer Journey Map?
32:42 - Hand-Drawing Tools for Interviews and Brainstorming?
33:39 - Referring Back to Customer Journey Maps After Launch?
37:20 - Journey Maps for Different User Types?
38:55 - User Journey and Flows Into User Stories
42:16 - How Much Time to Spend on User Flows?
44:08 - Is Customer Journey Mapping Necessary?
Related design resources
Types of UX Research And When To Do Them
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Creating User Flow Diagrams from Customer Journey Maps
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This presentation is for designers who want to establish a process of understanding their products before jumping into wireframes or UI designs.
Maybe you've been talking to customers and have mapped out the customer journey. The next step is to create user flow diagrams to map out the customer experience.
Access the free FigJam template
FigJam Template - Customer Journeys & App Maps
What's the best way to approach this process?
We're sharing the process and mindset we use at Headway to better understand information architecture. Learn how to take user stories and turn them into feature lists and rough out what data is needed within the product.
In this presentation, Billy creates FigJam user flows, but you can apply these principles to any tool you use.
What you will learn
- Have more confidence when creating user flow diagrams
- Gain a better understanding of what is needed for the product to succeed
- Build better relationships with developers and product owners in all aspects of the design
- Be more effective with design decisions before you go into UI design
Segments
01:26 - What is User Journey Mapping?
02:22 - User Flow Diagram Tools
03:10 - Identify User Goals and Threads
04:48 - User Journey Mapping Example in FigJam
11:23 - StoriesOnBoard
12:12 - User Flow Diagram Example in FigJam
16:34 - Micro Flows
21:18 - Questions
22:02 - Commenting with Team?
23:23 - Research for Customer Journey Maps?
25:48 - When Do You Include Developers in the Process?
26:49 - Handling Technical Constraints?
28:48 - Capturing Data From User Interviews?
30:12 - Defining the Stages of a Customer Journey Map?
32:42 - Hand-Drawing Tools for Interviews and Brainstorming?
33:39 - Referring Back to Customer Journey Maps After Launch?
37:20 - Journey Maps for Different User Types?
38:55 - User Journey and Flows Into User Stories
42:16 - How Much Time to Spend on User Flows?
44:08 - Is Customer Journey Mapping Necessary?
Related design resources
Types of UX Research And When To Do Them