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Lightweight Journey Mapping: The Integration of Marketing and User Experience through Customer Driven Narratives

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Marketing researchers often utilize customer surveys and interviews to gage customer satisfaction, but user experience professionals know that these methods may not reveal discrepancies between self-reported and actual customer behavior. Integrating market research and observational research approaches in a fashion that is agreeable to a cross-functional team can be very challenging, but using hybrid techniques can help a team collaborate to provide a high-quality user experience. This case study describes the development of a customer-driven lightweight journey mapping approach that led to new insights about how our customers were using our product. These insights led to a new understanding of our customers' challenges using our product, and more generally, they helped the team appreciate the variety of user experience challenges our customers faced.

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    CHI EA '16: Proceedings of the 2016 CHI Conference Extended Abstracts on Human Factors in Computing Systems
    May 2016
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    DOI:10.1145/2851581
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    1. critical incident technique
    2. customer journey
    3. journey mapping
    4. pain rating scale
    5. user research

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