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experience planningby bwilsonvi | ux designer | [email protected]

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what is experience planning?

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experience planning is a method used toscope a product or service.

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in an ideal world this approach is informed bya deep understanding of our customers.

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experience planning emphasizes what aproduct or service will do rather than how it will

work, or what it will look like.

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experience planning is a collaborative,living process, that evolves over

a period of time.

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the primary building block of experienceplanning is an experience goal.

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what is an experience goal?

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an experience goal represents yourcustomers ambition, aim, or desired result.

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it’s easiest to think of these goals in simplesentences. for example,“I want to be healthy.”

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why are experience goals important?

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they can help provide a broad view ofyour product or service...

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enable team members to collaborate andbuild consensus on a project vision...

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reduce, and even eliminate feature creep...

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surface risks and dependencies at anearly stage...

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provide a tool for future decision making,and concept evaluation...

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and finally it transitions smoothly into theagile scrum process.

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three categories of experience goals

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goals that change slowly if at all over timelike our earlier example “I want to be healthy.”

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specific goals that relate to the larger goal.for example,“I want my LDL–Cholesterol

level to be below 100.”

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and goal motivation which can revealunderlying needs. for example, because

“I want to live longer.”

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how do I get started?

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you will need sticky notes

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markers

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and foam core boards

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how to compose a sticky note

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I want to...

lower my LDL-level below 100

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tips

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go for quantity...

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find patterns and group similar notes...

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rewrite notes to follow the samesentence structure...

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and of course iterate.

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example

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REAL WORLD EXAMPLE

kickoff meeting

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early planning progress

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planning refined

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scoped plan documented

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follownews for a specificcelebrity

follow news from asource

follownews fora specific

movie

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follow a celebrity manifest in final design

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feedback

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I have been telling everyone about our design process and how amazing it was! That experience was the highlight of my internship. It was fascinating to learn a whole new way of thinking. My prior conceptions (and I think a lot of

people's) about design and development were completely topsy-turvy of what we did. This method is much more effective! I think we designed a better product than we would have otherwise. I know the process took

longer than what some people wanted, but I think it saved time in the end. By thinking through every possible angle of this app in the beginning, we had

less rework and blind spots later. I can't imagine designing anything in the future without using this process.

– Anonymous PM

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thanksby bwilsonvi | ux designer | [email protected]