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-It is a strategic tool for capturing and presenting key insights into the user/​customer (or potential user/​customer) interactions with a product, a service or an ecosystem in a timeline. This tool highlights the user’s needs, actions and emotions before; during and after a particular interaction. The main aim is to identify and visualize the different key moments that constitute the user experience in relation to the service/​product you aim at offering or in relation to your main competitors. This tool is ideally based on real-life information about your user/costumer ​and is complementary to the Persona tool, that is, it is a way of putting your Personae in action.+It is a strategic tool for capturing and presenting key insights into the user/​customer (or potential user/​customer) interactions with a product, a service or an ecosystem in a timeline. This tool highlights the user’s needs, actions and emotions before; during and after a particular interaction. The main aim is to identify and visualize the different key moments that constitute the user experience in relation to the service/​product you aim at offering or in relation to your main competitors. This tool is ideally based on real-life information about your user/customer ​and is complementary to the Persona tool, that is, it is a way of putting your Personae in action.
  
 This tool will allow you to: This tool will allow you to:
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 • Structure and make sense of all the information you have about your user or potential user/​customer • Structure and make sense of all the information you have about your user or potential user/​customer
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 • Be more empathetic as you gain a better understanding of your users/​costumer’s needs, motivations and behaviours. • Be more empathetic as you gain a better understanding of your users/​costumer’s needs, motivations and behaviours.
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 • Identify opportunities for conceiving new products or services • Identify opportunities for conceiving new products or services
  
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-This is a very useful tool for the ideation phase, after having gathered information about your user/costumer ​or potential user/​costumer’s behaviours, aspirations and experiences.  +This is a very useful tool for the ideation phase, after having gathered information about your user/customer ​or potential user/​costumer’s behaviours, aspirations and experiences. ​
-Related tools +
-It identifies other tools that are linked to the tool this section focuses on.+
  
-Interviews, Observation, ​Personae+**Related tools** 
 +//It identifies other tools that are linked to the tool this section focuses on. 
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 +Interviews, Observation, ​Persona
  
 **Participants** **Participants**
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 **Step by Step** **Step by Step**
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 STEP 01: Identify your user’s profile and his/her purpose/​aims. See the Persona tool. STEP 01: Identify your user’s profile and his/her purpose/​aims. See the Persona tool.
  
-STEP 02: Identify the different stages of the user’s journey. The experience map always starts before the beginning of the direct interaction with the product or service in questionand goes beyond this direct interaction. Identify the different touchpoints or points of interaction between the user/costumer ​and any agent or artefact of your system. Identify the channels or mediums of interactions with users/costumers ​(print, web, mobile, phone call, store…)+STEP 02: Identify the different stages of the user’s journey. The experience map always starts before the beginning of the direct interaction with the product or service in question and goes beyond this direct interaction. Identify the different touchpoints or points of interaction between the user/customer ​and any agent or artefact of your system. Identify the channels or mediums of interactions with users/customers ​(print, web, mobile, phone call, store…)
    
 STEP 03: For each stage describe 3 levels of information:​ what the user is doing (action), what the user is thinking (thoughts) and how the user is feeling (feelings) STEP 03: For each stage describe 3 levels of information:​ what the user is doing (action), what the user is thinking (thoughts) and how the user is feeling (feelings)
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 Try to use information from real life experiences and not suppositions or vague ideas  Try to use information from real life experiences and not suppositions or vague ideas 
 Stay tuned with your user/​customer. Keep asking yourself: Stay tuned with your user/​customer. Keep asking yourself:
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 What is he doing? ​ What is he doing? ​
 What does hear from other people about the service or product? What does hear from other people about the service or product?
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 What is he looking for? What is he looking for?
 What are his fears or frustrations about using the service or product? What are his fears or frustrations about using the service or product?
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 **Video tutorial** **Video tutorial**
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 **Examples of outcomes** ​ **Examples of outcomes** ​
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 **Sources** **Sources**
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 Adaptive path’s guide to Experience mapping Adaptive path’s guide to Experience mapping
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 Lallemand, C. & Gronier, G. (2016). Méthodes de design UX. Eyrolles Lallemand, C. & Gronier, G. (2016). Méthodes de design UX. Eyrolles