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Personas
- Use Storyboard That Persona Templates to Start Building Your User Personas
- Share and Discuss User Personas With Your Product Development Team
- Iterate and Update User Personas From Your Storyboard That Dashboard
Customer Journey Maps
- Discover How Your Users Engage With Your Product by Creating Customer Journey Maps
- Start With our Free Customer Journey Map Templates
- Use our Expansive Art Library to Customize Your Customer Journey Maps Specific to Your Product
Wireframes and Mockups
- Use our Free Wireframe and Mockup Templates to Get Started Designing Your Product Interface
- Optimize Your Product for Web, Tablet, or Mobile with our Different Layouts and Sizing Options
- Print, Export, or Share Your Wireframes and Mockups with Design, Marketing, and Engineering Teams to Bring Your Product to Life
Persona Development
Identify Who Will Use Your Product
Understanding who your users are and what motivates them to use your product is an essential component to the development process. Creating visual user personas allows you and your team to better connect with your customers' needs and tailor your product and marketing efforts specifically to them. User persona visuals will facilitate stronger product development and higher conversion and satisfaction rates.
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Customer Journey Map Creation
Think Through How Customers Will Use Your Product
Understanding who your users are is the first step in the product development process. The second step is to understand how these users will interact with your product. Creating customer journey maps is the best way to internalize how your customers will come across your product, engage with it, and ultimately decide whether or not to purchase it. By creating customer journey maps, product designers are able to isolate holes or flaws in assumptions that may have been made, and can tighten up the user experience and interface to meet customers' expectations.
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Product Design with Wireframes and Mockups
Iterate Over What Your Product Will Look Like
From a technical perspective, a product may work perfectly and solve the exact issue your target user is experiencing. But if the product design isn't visually appealing and simple enough for the user to understand, the product will fail. The best way to experiment with different product design ideas and concepts is to create wireframes or mockups. By creating wireframes and mockups and discussing them with your product development team, you'll be able to agree on the cleanest, most modern, and most user-friendly product design.
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What's Included?
- Ability to Create an Unlimited Number of Storyboards and Visuals
- Access to All Business Characters, Backgrounds, and Props
- Option to Add Multiple Users to an Account and Share Work
- Ability to Upload Your Own Images
- Multiple Download and Export Options
- Access to All Business Resources and Templates
- Dedicated Personal Account Manager
- Watermark Free Download and Print Options
- Strict Privacy and Security Settings
How Tos about The Ultimate Product Development Tool
How can I introduce user personas to students using visual activities?
Engage students with interactive visual persona creation activities to help them understand different user perspectives. Visuals make abstract concepts more relatable, encouraging empathy and critical thinking in product design lessons.
Assign persona creation using storyboard templates.
Guide students to use storyboard templates to visually build user personas. Templates provide structure and let students creatively define goals, needs, and backgrounds for each persona.
Host a class discussion to analyze and compare personas.
Invite students to present their personas and discuss similarities and differences. Collaborative analysis deepens understanding of target users and highlights diverse viewpoints.
Connect persona insights to product design projects.
Have students apply their persona findings to realistic product design challenges. Linking personas to project decisions models authentic problem-solving and user-centered thinking.
Encourage iterative persona updates based on feedback.
Prompt students to revise their personas as they receive new information or peer feedback. Iterating teaches flexibility and reflects real-world design processes.
Frequently Asked Questions about The Ultimate Product Development Tool
What is a user persona and why is it important for product development?
A user persona is a detailed, visual representation of your target customer. It helps product teams understand user needs, motivations, and behaviors, allowing for more focused design and marketing decisions. Building personas leads to higher engagement and satisfaction.
How do I create a customer journey map for my product?
To create a customer journey map, start by identifying your user personas, then outline each step they take when interacting with your product. Use templates and customizable visuals to highlight touchpoints, pain points, and opportunities for improvement.
What is the difference between wireframes and mockups in product design?
Wireframes are basic layouts that show the structure of your product’s interface, while mockups are more detailed, visually polished representations. Wireframes help plan functionality; mockups focus on visual design and user experience.
How can Storyboard That help me improve product engagement?
Storyboard That offers ready-made templates for user personas, journey maps, and wireframes, making it easy to visualize, iterate, and share product ideas. These tools help teams better connect with customers and optimize overall engagement.
What templates are available for product development on Storyboard That?
Storyboard That provides persona templates, customer journey map templates, and wireframe/mockup templates. These are customizable and designed to streamline product development and collaboration across teams.
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