🗺️ Don't Let Your Journey Map Lead Your Product Team Astray!
by Matt Schraan and Ali Joaquin | at Minnebar 19
When used properly, user journey maps can be an invaluable tool to help product teams build empathy and understanding of how users move through your product or experience. They can illuminate customer friction, delight, and opportunities for improvement. However, in practice, they often do not live up to this ideal. Too often, journey maps begin and end as theoretical understandings of your ideal user. Often represented as generic personas, these maps are built on assumption after assumption, never to be tested and validated with actual data.
In this session we’ll explore common pitfalls experienced by teams when using journey maps, and how you can advance your map to evolve and grow with your product - backed by real data and insights.
Matt Schraan
Matt Schraan leads Product Management at Livefront, where he always strives to find the correct route.
Ali Joaquin
Ali is a Director of Design at Livefront where she co-leads the product design practice, shaping user experiences that drive innovation and elevate digital products.
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