9. Why?
•
There is an intended behavior we want to
create.
•
We have no direct control over user behavior.
•
Design gives us means to control the
contextual environment and evaluate the
resulting effect.
11. First Touchpoint Experience
Customers are increasingly using the
web as first touchpoint.
*Winning
the
Zero
Moment
of
Truth
(ZMOT)
First impressions are 94% design
related; positive first impressions lead
to higher satisfaction.
*Persuasive
Design
of
Des:na:on
Web
Sites:
An
Analysis
of
First
Impression
*Users
love
simple
and
familiar
designs
–
Why
website
need
to
make
great
first
impression
12. “Powers of 10”
0.1sec: Form first impression about a website.
1sec: Stay focused on their current train of thought.
10sec: Often leave the website.
1min: Able to complete simple task.
10min: Long visit to a website.
(Cont’d)
*Powers
of
10:
Time
Scales
in
User
Experience
24. Headline
First thing read for customers to search
for specific solution to their problem.
*Airbnb
Big Picture Hypothesis = Solution Hypothesis = Value Proposition
28. Call-to-Action
Solicit one clear action that tests your
riskiest assumptions.
*Flickr
Total number and ratio of early adaptors, interests, etc.
29. Questions to be answered
Stimulus
Awareness
Relevance
Who is this for?
How long will this take?
What should I do next?
Where should I go next?
How should I do it?
*ARCS
Model
Confidence
Satisfaction
36. Make An Assumption of Your Customers
Name and Picture
What does the persona look like? What’s the persona’s name?
Characteristics
What are the persona’s relevant characteristics?
Need and Pain
Why the persona want to use the product ?
*Persona
Sets
41. Don’t blow it
•
The headline is everything and will probably
have the biggest impact on conversions—A/B
Split Test the Headline.
•
Don’t speak about your product or function,
speak about your vision.
•
Don’t be lazy about the page design.
Polish = Credibility.
•
People don’t read. Keep copy clear & concise.
43. CPS Evaluation
Problem
Change
Hypothesis
KPI Setting
Points of
Improvement
No Data
Make an
assumption
Planning
With Data
Identify pattern
Customer
Change
Target User
Success!
Solution
Pivot or
Die
Hypothesis
User Research
Planning
Execute
Evaluation