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Zafer Bilda
Zafer BildaSnr Experience Architect at Bienalto Consulting
CEx Sells                                      February 2011


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What we learned
from interviews
with 15 experts


                    Dr Zafer Bilda
                    Experience Design
                    zafer@bienalto.com
Interviews in USA & Australia
Background
15 Participants’ Job Titles
 UX Designer/ Architect/
 Lead / Director
 CEx Consultant/ Manager
 Interaction Designer
 Research Scientist
 Service Designer
Interview Structure
11 Controversial Statements
Agree, Disagree, Challenge
1. You may design great
   experiences without any
   user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the
      success of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research

2. The ultimate goal of a UX
   practitioner is to deliver User
   Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the
      success of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design

3. UX was invented to stop
   programmers making
   important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the
      success of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions

4. With or without developing
   Personas you may end up
   with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the
      success of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design

5. When all clients learn to
   practice UX, there will be no
   need for UX practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher conversion or increased sales of the product show the success of
      the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners

6. Companies promote UX
   because it is the new trend
   in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the
      success of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing

7. Companies can only become
   customer centric if a UX
   practitioner becomes the
   CEO
8.    A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the
      success of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO

8. A higher conversion rate or
   increased sales of the
   product show the success of
   the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success
      of the design

9. Non-designers cannot be UX
   practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success
      of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners

10.UX practitioners should be
  involved in all customer
  service channels
11.   UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
1.    You may design great experiences without any user research
2.    The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design
3.    UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions
4.    With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design
5.    When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX
      practitioners
6.    Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing
7.    Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes
      the CEO
8.    A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success
      of the design
9.    Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners
10.   UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels

11.UX is not a job, it is a way of
  thinking
6 statements
Companies promote UX because it is the new trend
in marketing
The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver
User Centred Design
You may design great experiences without any user
research
UX practitioners should be involved in all customer
service channels
A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the
product show the success of the design
Companies can only become customer centric if a
UX practitioner becomes the CEO
Companies promote UX
because it is the new trend
in marketing
                   Would you like
                customer experience
                     with that ?
Companies promote UX
because it is the new trend
in marketing

            Somewhat true
                12


                            Disagree
                                3
Companies promote UX because it is the
new trend in Marketing

     Agree                                Disagree
 “   That is quite possible. It’s a
     scary thing to be part of a      “   Yes, the whole UX thing has
                                          become topical. But I don’t
     commercial organisation –            think companies are doing it
     to stay ahead of the wave.           because they want to be
     But I don’t care whether it’s        trendy. It started 15 years
     a trend or not. When we get          ago when we were
     that message to them about           promoting usability; now we
     what difference UX will              are promoting UX. In couple
     make, it’s not the trend             of years, someone will come
     anymore, it’s a foundational         up with another label. But

                 ’’
     thing (US)                           it’s all about understanding
                                          the philosophy behind that

                                                    ’’
                                          label (AU)
Summary of Responses
UX is foundational, not a trend
 Companies use buzzwords,
 without truly understanding
 what they mean.
 UX needs to be given equal,
 collaborative footing within
 the marketing function.
My Conclusion
Marketing and UX should
work together
Don’t want marketing to take
over UX
How about “Experience
Departments” delivering
experience and service
design?
The ultimate goal of a UX
practitioner is to deliver
the user centric design
The ultimate goal of a UX
practitioner is to deliver
the user centric design
                        Disagree
                           12




               Partly Agree
                     3
The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is
to deliver the user centric design

                                       Disagree
     Agree                          “ variety of goals, such as
                                       UX practitioners have a

  “ For howmosttry to I agree.
    It’s
         the
             we
                 part,                communicating to and
                                      educating clients,
     differentiate ourselves from     maintaining relationships,
     developers, marketers and        creating business value,
     managers. We are more            and efficiently delivering
     compassionate towards
     our users and what they
                                      answers. (US)
                                                     ’’
     are looking for in a product
                         ’’
     or its features. (US)
Summary of Responses
The goal of a UX practitioner
is to deliver:
 a good design, a loveable
 design
 a design that lends itself to
 “use in practice”
 business value
My Conclusion
This statement is a myth

 UX expert has to convince,
 balance, and compromise
 It is not only to deliver good
 design but also the politics of
 design that a UX practitioner
 has to deal with.
You may design great
experiences without doing
any user research
You may design great
experiences without doing
any user research

                     Disagree
                         7
             Agree
               8
You may design great experiences
without doing any user research


                                         Partly Disagree
    Agree
                                     “   There are some applications
“   I agree. It’s possible if the
    person who is doing the
                                         we built for general use
                                         (internally) – because we are
    design has amazing insights          users ourselves. It gets
    and is a great visionary. Just       harder when the application
    take Apple – they don’t              is used by a special small
    seem to be listening a lot.          group of people. We don’t
    Sometimes, listening to              know anything about their
    users may limit thinking             lives – so we need to talk to
    outside the box… (US)
                             ’’          them, yet sometimes we
                                         don’t get to. We need to pick
                                         up all the things they hate
                                         and do.” (US)
                                                        ’’
Summary of Responses
Possible on the condition that:
 You are highly familiar with
 the domain or product
 You are an expert or
 visionary
 You know your users – you,
 as the designer, are the user
 of the product.
My Conclusion
Detailed insights into human
behaviour is essential
 Good design decisions to
 create great user
 experiences
 Informed decision OR
 gamble on your intuition?
UX practitioners should be
involved in designing all
customer service channels
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UX practitioners should be
involved in designing all
customer service channels

              Agree
               12


                      Disagree
                          3
UX practitioners should be involved in
    designing all customer service channels


    Agree                            Disagree
“   Yes. Every touchpoint is a
    design opportunity, and
                                 “   Certainly not. Most UX
                                     practitioners I know do not
    each should be coherent          understand what it really
    and support each other.          means to engage in
    That is the goal.
                     ’’              customer service, or to
                                     maintain a customer
                                     relationship and add value
                                     to the company at a
                                     strategic level.
                                                     ’’
Summary of Responses
Three different views

 1 UX cannot stop with one
   channel, because it
   encapsulates the overall
   experience for the
   product - “UX should go
   where the product goes”.
Summary of Responses
Three different views

 2 UX can be a resource at
   any of the touch points
   because each one is a
   design opportunity.
Summary of Responses
Three different views

 3 UX practitioners’ strategy
   and approach may not be
   suitable for customer
   services.
My Conclusion
UX should go where the
product goes
 It is a UX expert’s preference
 whether to transition to
 service design or not.
  I believe service design
 should become part of what
 we do.
Higher conversion rates
and increased sales show
the success of the design
Emotional Connection
Higher conversion rates
and increased sales show
the success of the design

                      Disagree
                         10


              Agree
                5
Higher conversion rates and increased
    sales show the success of the design

                                        Disagree
                                     “ Customers may buy the
    Agree                              product, but they may not
                                        use it. The UX metrics
“   I agree. I believe that design
    has to be tied to business
                                        should be whether it is
                                        useful, usable, and
    strategy, or at least               desirable. After that, it is
    designing towards a                 profit. So it is dangerous to
    business strategy. Design is        define success with such a
    for a purpose. It’s not just        high level goal. It is also

                            ’’
    art – it’s business (US)            affected by marketing,
                                        engineering and
                                        management (US)
                                                            ’’
Summary of Responses
There are other factors
 economy, price, market
 competition
 overall customer satisfaction
 social currency
 comfort and aesthetics
 brand aspects & awareness
 eco-social responsibility
My Conclusion
Design is successful when it is
taken up by the people.
 evaluation is complex and
 psychological
 success is multi dimensional:
 business, marketing,
 services, technology and
 design
Companies can only
become customer centric
if the UX practitioner
becomes the CEO
Chief Experience Officer
Companies can only
become customer centric
if the UX practitioner
becomes the CEO
                        Disagree
                           11



             Partly Agree
                   4
Companies can only become customer
    centric if the UX practitioner becomes
    the CEO
                             Disagree
                                     “   No, not at all. You need the
                                         vision from the top. But just
    Agree                                having the CEO is not going
                                         to guarantee anything. It has

“   I think it is a very good idea
    that a CEO cares and
                                         to be at all levels – from the
                                         bottom as well. People who
                                         are in the trenches doing the
    knows about UX, or they
    have a flair for it. Steve Jobs       work have to have the
    definitely does. As long as           appreciation, just as the
    they trust somebody who              people managing those
    does UX. (US)                        people. Likewise, the project
                    ’’                   managers who do the
                                         planning have to learn about
                                         UCD, as do the product
                                         designers (AU)

                                                          ’’
Summary of Responses
UX is a leadership field
 CEO with an understanding
 of UX can be quite
 successful
Summary of Responses
But UX is not enough...
 Leaders have to value design
 and be open to change
Even CEO is not enough...
 UX needs to carry weight at
 all levels of the organisation
My Conclusion
This is obviously a myth
 And of the question, how can
 companies become customer
 centric?
 It almost needs magic at all
 levels to achieve this feat –
 which no company has yet
 truly mastered.
Executive Summary
 UCD and research are only
 tools to help us create a
 good design
 Everyone in your team have
 the potential to make good
 design decisions.
Executive Summary
 Good design requires
 collaboration at all levels
 Experience designers should
 get involved with service
 design
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CEx sells @ Bienalto

  • 1. CEx Sells February 2011 Confidential Information Breakfast Briefing This document is provided for client use only and is not for distribution with third parties without permission of Bienalto. What we learned from interviews with 15 experts Dr Zafer Bilda Experience Design zafer@bienalto.com
  • 2. Interviews in USA & Australia
  • 3. Background 15 Participants’ Job Titles UX Designer/ Architect/ Lead / Director CEx Consultant/ Manager Interaction Designer Research Scientist Service Designer
  • 4. Interview Structure 11 Controversial Statements Agree, Disagree, Challenge
  • 5. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 6. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 7. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 8. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 9. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher conversion or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 10. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 11. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher number of clicks to a site or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 12. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher conversion rate or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 13. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 14. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10.UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11. UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 15. 1. You may design great experiences without any user research 2. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design 3. UX was invented to stop programmers making important design decisions 4. With or without developing Personas you may end up with the same design 5. When all clients learn to practice UX, there will be no need for UX practitioners 6. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing 7. Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO 8. A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success of the design 9. Non-designers cannot be UX practitioners 10. UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels 11.UX is not a job, it is a way of thinking
  • 16. 6 statements Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver User Centred Design You may design great experiences without any user research UX practitioners should be involved in all customer service channels A higher conversion rates or increased sales of the product show the success of the design Companies can only become customer centric if a UX practitioner becomes the CEO
  • 17. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing Would you like customer experience with that ?
  • 18. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in marketing Somewhat true 12 Disagree 3
  • 19. Companies promote UX because it is the new trend in Marketing Agree Disagree “ That is quite possible. It’s a scary thing to be part of a “ Yes, the whole UX thing has become topical. But I don’t commercial organisation – think companies are doing it to stay ahead of the wave. because they want to be But I don’t care whether it’s trendy. It started 15 years a trend or not. When we get ago when we were that message to them about promoting usability; now we what difference UX will are promoting UX. In couple make, it’s not the trend of years, someone will come anymore, it’s a foundational up with another label. But ’’ thing (US) it’s all about understanding the philosophy behind that ’’ label (AU)
  • 20. Summary of Responses UX is foundational, not a trend Companies use buzzwords, without truly understanding what they mean. UX needs to be given equal, collaborative footing within the marketing function.
  • 21. My Conclusion Marketing and UX should work together Don’t want marketing to take over UX How about “Experience Departments” delivering experience and service design?
  • 22. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver the user centric design
  • 23. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver the user centric design Disagree 12 Partly Agree 3
  • 24. The ultimate goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver the user centric design Disagree Agree “ variety of goals, such as UX practitioners have a “ For howmosttry to I agree. It’s the we part, communicating to and educating clients, differentiate ourselves from maintaining relationships, developers, marketers and creating business value, managers. We are more and efficiently delivering compassionate towards our users and what they answers. (US) ’’ are looking for in a product ’’ or its features. (US)
  • 25. Summary of Responses The goal of a UX practitioner is to deliver: a good design, a loveable design a design that lends itself to “use in practice” business value
  • 26. My Conclusion This statement is a myth UX expert has to convince, balance, and compromise It is not only to deliver good design but also the politics of design that a UX practitioner has to deal with.
  • 27. You may design great experiences without doing any user research
  • 28. You may design great experiences without doing any user research Disagree 7 Agree 8
  • 29. You may design great experiences without doing any user research Partly Disagree Agree “ There are some applications “ I agree. It’s possible if the person who is doing the we built for general use (internally) – because we are design has amazing insights users ourselves. It gets and is a great visionary. Just harder when the application take Apple – they don’t is used by a special small seem to be listening a lot. group of people. We don’t Sometimes, listening to know anything about their users may limit thinking lives – so we need to talk to outside the box… (US) ’’ them, yet sometimes we don’t get to. We need to pick up all the things they hate and do.” (US) ’’
  • 30. Summary of Responses Possible on the condition that: You are highly familiar with the domain or product You are an expert or visionary You know your users – you, as the designer, are the user of the product.
  • 31. My Conclusion Detailed insights into human behaviour is essential Good design decisions to create great user experiences Informed decision OR gamble on your intuition?
  • 32. UX practitioners should be involved in designing all customer service channels
  • 34. UX practitioners should be involved in designing all customer service channels Agree 12 Disagree 3
  • 35. UX practitioners should be involved in designing all customer service channels Agree Disagree “ Yes. Every touchpoint is a design opportunity, and “ Certainly not. Most UX practitioners I know do not each should be coherent understand what it really and support each other. means to engage in That is the goal. ’’ customer service, or to maintain a customer relationship and add value to the company at a strategic level. ’’
  • 36. Summary of Responses Three different views 1 UX cannot stop with one channel, because it encapsulates the overall experience for the product - “UX should go where the product goes”.
  • 37. Summary of Responses Three different views 2 UX can be a resource at any of the touch points because each one is a design opportunity.
  • 38. Summary of Responses Three different views 3 UX practitioners’ strategy and approach may not be suitable for customer services.
  • 39. My Conclusion UX should go where the product goes It is a UX expert’s preference whether to transition to service design or not. I believe service design should become part of what we do.
  • 40. Higher conversion rates and increased sales show the success of the design
  • 42. Higher conversion rates and increased sales show the success of the design Disagree 10 Agree 5
  • 43. Higher conversion rates and increased sales show the success of the design Disagree “ Customers may buy the Agree product, but they may not use it. The UX metrics “ I agree. I believe that design has to be tied to business should be whether it is useful, usable, and strategy, or at least desirable. After that, it is designing towards a profit. So it is dangerous to business strategy. Design is define success with such a for a purpose. It’s not just high level goal. It is also ’’ art – it’s business (US) affected by marketing, engineering and management (US) ’’
  • 44. Summary of Responses There are other factors economy, price, market competition overall customer satisfaction social currency comfort and aesthetics brand aspects & awareness eco-social responsibility
  • 45. My Conclusion Design is successful when it is taken up by the people. evaluation is complex and psychological success is multi dimensional: business, marketing, services, technology and design
  • 46. Companies can only become customer centric if the UX practitioner becomes the CEO
  • 48. Companies can only become customer centric if the UX practitioner becomes the CEO Disagree 11 Partly Agree 4
  • 49. Companies can only become customer centric if the UX practitioner becomes the CEO Disagree “ No, not at all. You need the vision from the top. But just Agree having the CEO is not going to guarantee anything. It has “ I think it is a very good idea that a CEO cares and to be at all levels – from the bottom as well. People who are in the trenches doing the knows about UX, or they have a flair for it. Steve Jobs work have to have the definitely does. As long as appreciation, just as the they trust somebody who people managing those does UX. (US) people. Likewise, the project ’’ managers who do the planning have to learn about UCD, as do the product designers (AU) ’’
  • 50. Summary of Responses UX is a leadership field CEO with an understanding of UX can be quite successful
  • 51. Summary of Responses But UX is not enough... Leaders have to value design and be open to change Even CEO is not enough... UX needs to carry weight at all levels of the organisation
  • 52. My Conclusion This is obviously a myth And of the question, how can companies become customer centric? It almost needs magic at all levels to achieve this feat – which no company has yet truly mastered.
  • 53. Executive Summary UCD and research are only tools to help us create a good design Everyone in your team have the potential to make good design decisions.
  • 54. Executive Summary Good design requires collaboration at all levels Experience designers should get involved with service design