Kawasaki, Japan
Maxwell Forrest
UX Researcher / Product Strategist
〜〜こちらはバイリンガルイベントのためファシリテーションは英語・日本語両方で行います。日本語の詳細は英語の下にあります。〜〜
Experience creating a user journey map at our next workshop!
You'll work in groups of three or four and practice interviewing users, visualizing data and mapping the user journey. Finally, you will come up with ways to improve an app that you regularly use.
Date: Saturday, 23rd November
Time: 10:20-11:50 (Can stay later for lunch or coffee at the cafe)
Location: Meeting Room A (4th Floor), Hibiya Library and Museum
Schedule:
10:20-10:30 Introduction (Ice breaker & learning about user journey mapping)
10:30-11:30 Journey Mapping (Working in pairs/group - 2 rounds)
11:30-11:50 Sharing
Fee:
500 yen/person (meeting room hiring fee + material costs)
Participants:
UX Skill Level: Beginner - Intermediate
Facilitators:
Tingting - UX Designer @GLOBIS
Max - UX Designer @NewsPicks
There are limited spots for this event, so please keep your RSVP updated! Those who do not cancel and fail to show up may be blacklisted from future events.
See more details and RSVP on our meetup page https://www.meetup.com/Tokyo-UX-Meetup/events/266350366/
こちらのワークショップでは重要なUXツールの一つ、ユーザージャーニーマップの使い方を実践を通して学びます。グループに分かれて役割を決めてからユーザーインタビューを行い、そのインタビューで得たデータを元にユーザージャーニーマップを作ります。最後にジャーニーマップの感情曲線を参考に体験を改善するための施策を考えて頂きます。
日時: 11月23日 (土) 10:20-11:50 (終了後は同ビルのカフェにて交流できます)
場所: 日比谷図書文化館、セミナールームA (4階)
当日の流れ:
10:20-10:30 挨拶・ ユーザージャーニーマップの概要説明
10:30-11:30 グループでジャーニーマッピングを体験
11:30-11:50 成果を共有
参加費:
一人500円 (会議室+材料費用)
参加者について:
UXスキルレベル: 初心者〜中級者
当日は英語・日本語グループに分かれますので、英語が苦手な方も参加できます。
ファシリテーター:
Tingting - UX Designer @GLOBIS
Max - UX Designer @NewsPicks
こちらのイベントには人数制限を設けております。
ご都合が合わなくなった場合は早めにキャンセルをお願い致します。
無断欠席した場合、今後のイベントに参加できなくなる可能性があります。
参加申し込みはこちらにてお願い致します。https://www.meetup.com/Tokyo-UX-Meetup/events/266350366/
Kawasaki, Japan
Maxwell Forrest
UX Researcher / Product Strategist
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