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Upon learning a service design and trying to see how it would be implemented in an organization, I come up with a question. Supposed a medium sized organization have different products exposed to the ...
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I want to improve an existing user journey map and am curious about additional layers that can potentially be added to it. This is a journey map for a travel app. The stages of the journey are ...
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I'm designing a feedback flow for a touch-less solution of a restaurant system. In this flow users are able to select any aspect they want to give feedback on. how would you address the service design ...
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i'm designing a server screen that will be used by the restaurant waitress to deliver food from the kitchen collection station to the customers. This screen shows a list of orders that are ready and ...
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When I am using an app to order cleaners to clean my house, many apps show the profile of cleaners with ratings. As a user, I do not care who cleans the house as long as my house is super clean. What ...
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General question about developing personas. I work for an organization that provides 6 core services to customers/users. I want to introduce UX research practices to my organization, and want to ...
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My colleague is working on a project with a client who wants to build a B2B digital product for a very specialist function/sector. The subject matter is exceptionally specialist/revolutionary so ...
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We have a number services for which the fulfillment of the service is ultimately reliant on a number of back office, or third party services. If they all are working find then every is good. We can ...
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I am looking for a set of the most appropriate questions to ask when users are terminating their subscription for a product or service. What would be a good number of questions and which questions are ...
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User Experience usually refers to human-computer interaction, but the underlying concepts and research methods are relevant to many other fields, particularly the built environment (architecture, ...
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I'm working on a website redesign for a company that has a lot of b2b products & services. Their current solution is very content heavy (overwhelmingly so) and involves a very linear approach to ...
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I understand Customer Journey Map (CJM) is relevant when the need is for uplifting/designing the customer experience, ideally through a persona lens across multiple touchpoints. On the other hand, ...
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Let's say I'm designing a service experience for a restaurant app. For a typical restaurant, you have an owner, a manager, an executive chef, line cooks, waiters, and a bar manager. Only the waiters ...
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This question, like other "What's the difference?" questions on this site, is pretty broad and shows a lack of understanding. However, I hope we'll entertain it because defining these emerging fields ...
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Service blueprints are divided into layers from the customer and physical evidence, to the front of house employees and systems, to the back of house employees and systems. Journey maps seem to be a ...
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