#experiencemap

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Week 6 workshop got us busaaaaaay 👐🏼 a lot of brainstorming and bouncing off ideas with Milan (our tutor) made our heads all pound a bit 🧠 but opened our arms to more opportunities that we previously neglected- hello science talent show YouTube series! (Whatever you are officially going to be called) 👀

Here is our experience map that considers the experience of the audience through their actions, needs and feelings ⬆️

[unfoldingtales-blog]

Outline of the parental user journey for the Yonder app

[kathrynday]

My finished experience map, I can already tear this apart and see things that I could have done differently to make the readability clearer for posts like this.

[timnapier-blog]

Month 12: Professional Practice

Here are some screenshots from the work completed in this last course. The task was to create an experience map of the Media Design, MFA program. From top to bottom here are the image titles: final map, initial draft, sketch, sticky note thought process.

[newseasonstudent-blog]

Final draft of my experience map. It demonstrates the peaks and valleys of my journey in the Media Design MFA program. The beginning of the map shows a smooth peak where I felt it was easy and understandable in class. Then I begin to hit a hard valley filled with jagged edges because not only was the courses getting harder, I lose my job too. Finally, as I type this assignment, I have climbed a high peak because I know I made it to the end!

[designerettelove]

Assignment #9 - Wellness Ecology - Pt. 1 - Journey Map

Created a journey map of a user who has Type 1 diabetes.

[bridgeabledesignershipinterns]

Interviews, Analysis, Synthesis... oh my!

It has been an excitingly busy few weeks! During the week of June 16, we conducted our last seven interviews with banks, community agencies, and low-income families.  These interviews were very exciting because they included our first face-to-face conversation with a community agency as well as our first face-to-face conversations with low-income individuals. 

  While teams of two were rotating into the field for interviews, others were back at Bridgeable working feverishly to analyze and synthesize the data we already had as well as to amend the analysis according to the new information we collected daily. We had a lot of data to work with, but that is a design researchers preferred problem to have!

  By the end of the week, we had analyzed the data through a user journey map, service design blueprint and high-level insight clustering. We left our war-room for the weekend feeling very excited about the shape our synthesis was taking.  Below are some work-in-progress pictures of synthesis. You’ll have to stay tuned for the next post to see how it all came together!