09 Nov Journey Maps: Tracing a Visitor From First Click to Contact, Donation, or Booking
A journey map shows where visitors actually go — and where they quit. Shaun M. Johnson explains how to map a visitor's path to contact or booking....
A journey map shows where visitors actually go — and where they quit. Shaun M. Johnson explains how to map a visitor's path to contact or booking....
User stories sound like developer jargon, but they're the simplest tools for building the right website. Shaun M. Johnson explains how to write them....
Most personas are made-up characters that never change a design. Shaun M. Johnson explains how to build personas from real research that guide a website....
Visitors don't leave because your site is ugly. They leave because something specific frustrates them. Shaun M. Johnson shows how to find real pain points....
You don't need a research department to understand your website visitors. Shaun M. Johnson explains empathy interviews any small business can do....
Most website projects start with a layout. The ones that work start with people. Shaun M. Johnson explains the empathize-first approach....
Part 10 of UX Foundations for Small Business Websites — a series on the UX principles I use in client work, and this one is about Google UX design foundations. A fair question, from a client or anybody else: you've been designing and...
Part 9 of UX Foundations for Small Business Websites — a series on the UX principles I use in client work. This one answers a simple question: what does a UX designer do? In fact, the Nielsen Norman Group publishes the formal...
Part 8 of UX Foundations for Small Business Websites — a series on the UX principles I use in client work, and this one is about the design sprint. In the last post, I wrote about design thinking — the ongoing way of...
Part 7 of UX Foundations for Small Business Websites — a series on the UX principles I use in client work, and this one is about design thinking. "Design thinking" is one of those phrases that sounds like it belongs in a boardroom...