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Designing The User Experience Curve
A presentation delivered at Web Directions User Experience, May 16 2008
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- Slide 1: Designing the User Experience Curve
- Slide 2: The Perfect Hotel Experience
- Slide 3: A More Typical Experience
- Slide 4: The User Experience Curve
- Slide 5: SUBJECTIVE / QUALITATIVE Focused on “It is not enough that we build Have a believable story Experiences products that function, that are Co-create value with customers (People, Activities, Context) understandable and usable - Connect people in community we also need to build products Are part of a bigger system that bring joy and excitement, Prioritize Aesthetics (no, not Graphic Design) Appeal to emotional, spiritual, and (visual, behaviors, sounds, psychology) pleasure and fun, and yes, social values Design for FLOW (boredom vs anxiety) beauty, to people’s lives.” Create a tolerance for faults at lower levels Leverage Game Mechanics/Learning Theory -Donald Norman (completeness) Are tied to a person’s self-image, highly personal Have a Personality Empower people to do things Meaningful Create conversational and context aware previously not possible Has personal significance interactions (“Adaptive Interfaces”; narrative IA structures) Pleasurable Elicit Desire Memorable experience worth sharing (Limited availability, limited access, curious and Simplify, organize, and clarify seductive experiences) information Convenient THIS IS THE “CHASM” THAT IS REALLY, REALLY HARD FOR ORGANIZATIONS TO CROSS Display information visually Super easy to use, works like I think Reduce features and complexity Are easier to understand Usable Use language for more natural Can be used without difficulty Creating Pleasurable Interfaces: interactions Add features that support desired Reliable Is available and accurate Getting from Tasks to Experiences behaviors (offline browsing) created by Stephen P. Anderson | poetpainter.com Functional (Useful) Works as programmed Focused on Tasks (Products, Features) OBJECTIVE / QUANTIFIABLE © 2006 Stephen P. Anderson | poetpainter.com Hierarchy of Needs
- Slide 6: Anticipation Duration Intensity Sensation Differentiation Significance
- Slide 7: 1 First impressions count 1.
- Slide 8: Checking in at a hotel...
- Slide 9: People judge on looks ...
- Slide 10: Unboxing your iPod
- Slide 11: Computer Game Training Level
- Slide 12: Computer Game Training Level
- Slide 13: Create a nice design...
- Slide 14: The Start Screen on BaseCamp...
- Slide 15: Tours...
- Slide 16: Interactive tours...
- Slide 17: Newbie you
- Slide 18: 2 Attentive Service 2.
- Slide 19: The doorman hailing a cab...
- Slide 20: The waiter refilling your glass...
- Slide 21: Opening a new line at the checkout...
- Slide 22: Usability
- Slide 23: Take Apple
- Slide 24: 3 Personalisation and customisation 3.
- Slide 25: The barmaid remembering your favourite drink...
- Slide 26: Customise your drink at Starbucks...
- Slide 27: Customise your game characters...
- Slide 28: Welcome people...
- Slide 29: Customisation...
- Slide 30: Personal recommendations...
- Slide 31: 4 Attention to detail 4.
- Slide 32: Car doors...
- Slide 33: Even the trash cans are themed...
- Slide 34: Make quality evident in everything...
- Slide 35: Create delightful experiences...
- Slide 36: Use quality imagery and copy...
- Slide 37: Attention to detail
- Slide 38: Hello Andy I'm Little MOO - the bit of software that will be managing your order with us. It will shortly be sent to Big MOO, our print machine who will print it for you in the next few days. I'll let you know when it's done and on its way to you. In the meantime you can track and manage your order at: http://www.moo.com/account Remember, I'm just a bit of software. So, if you have any questions regarding your order please contact customer services (who are real people) at: http://www.moo.com/service Thanks, Little MOO, Print Robot Personality is important
- Slide 39: Easter eggs...
- Slide 40: 55. Feedback
- Slide 41: Something is happening...
- Slide 42: Prevents you wasting time...
- Slide 43: Manages expectations...
- Slide 44: Help people solve their problems
- Slide 45: Buttons give positive feedback...
- Slide 46: Progress through the system...
- Slide 47: Something is happening...
- Slide 48: Facebook stream...
- Slide 49: Google maps are fun...
- Slide 50: Friendly and helpful feedback messages...
- Slide 51: 6 Make it fun 6.
- Slide 52: We’re love collecting...
- Slide 53: Particularly if there is payback...
- Slide 54: What do points make...
- Slide 55: Leaderboards...
- Slide 56: Leaderboards...
- Slide 57: We’re programmed to enjoy exploring
- Slide 58: Collecting photos...
- Slide 59: Collecting friends...
- Slide 60: Collecting badges...
- Slide 61: Points and Leaderboards...
- Slide 62: Just start playing...
- Slide 63: 7 Create the perfect environment 7.
- Slide 64: The Starbucks Experience...
- Slide 65: The Virgin Lounge...
- Slide 66: Vegas baby, yeah...
- Slide 67: So where are the web examples?
- Slide 68: www.andybudd.com www.clearleft.com info@andybudd.com
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