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Customer & Journey
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There are two types of fieldresearch, which ones?
Qualitative and quantitative. -
The trend research circle
Detect > scan
Understand > analyze
Act > apply -
Trend levels (3x)
1.Forces
Digitalization
2.Values and needs
Creative independency
3.Manifestations of trend
3D-printing, open source -
Use STEEP method to investigate forces
- Social
- Technical
- Economical
- Environment
- Political -
Three types of heatmaps
1. Click heatmap
What are customers clicking on?
2. Movement heatmap
How are customers moving with their mouse?
3. Scroll heatmap
How far (or not) are customers scrolling on the page? -
With the program usability use you know what visitors of your page think of your page with the help of different tests like:
1. Preference test
2. Question test
3. Five second test
4. Navigation test -
Criteria five second test (3x)
1. Visual clarity
What is the site/image/landing page about?
2. Clarity in message
What does it say? Is the message understandable in the first 5 seconds?
3. Where do I have to click?
Call to actions! Message + visual standing out -
Onion model of culture
1. Symbols
Symbols are a physical manifestation.
2. Heroes
Someone (fictive or real) where people look up to.
3. Rituals
Rituals are collective activities behavior patterns. Changing slowly.
4. Values
Values are abstract. Mostly remains the same. -
Sapir Whorf hypothesis
An individuals thoughts and actions are determined by the language or languages that individual speaks. -
Fases culture shock (5x)
1. Honeymoon
2. Culture shock
3. Reorientation
4. Adaptation
5. Mastery
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