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From User Research to Design

From User Research to Design

If this had a subtitle, it would be "How to Use the Core Model Exercise to Bridge the Gap Between User Research and Design."

As designers, we are always looking for tools to help us create excellent experiences for our very unique users. You often start by identifying your goals and audiences. You conduct extensive research around your different user types. You learn their needs and preferences, but now what? How do you plan out the content these users need? During this case study, we’ll explore the Core Model exercise—one of the tools Aten uses to bridge the gap between user research and information architecture.

Christine Coughlan

February 23, 2019
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  1. “When you talk, you are only repeating what you already

    know. But if you listen, you may learn something new. ― The Dalai Lama
  2. Discovery • Surveys • Goals & KPIs • Voice &

    Tone Workshop • Personas / Audience Definition • User Stories • Comparative Design Analysis • Focus Groups / Interviews • Observation • Usability Testing • Google Analytics • CrazyEgg • Card Sorting
  3. Background 1. Are Halland – 2007 IA Summit 2. Core

    Content & Paths 3. Increase Findability & Value
  4. 3. Core Page: 4. Inward Paths 6. Core Content 5.

    Forward Paths 1. User Task 2. Organization’s Business Goals Find a board game for my 13 year old niece’s birthday
  5. 3. Core Page: 4. Inward Paths 6. Core Content 5.

    Forward Paths 1. User Task 2. Organization’s Business Goals Find a board game for my 13 year old niece’s birthday Increase profit margins and customer base. Encourage users to purchase more items
  6. 3. Core Page: 4. Inward Paths 6. Core Content 5.

    Forward Paths 1. User Task 2. Organization’s Business Goals Find a board game for my 13 year old niece’s birthday Increase profit margins and customer base. Encourage users to purchase more items Amazon Product Page
  7. 3. Core Page: 4. Inward Paths 6. Core Content 5.

    Forward Paths 1. User Task 2. Organization’s Business Goals Find a board game for my 13 year old niece’s birthday External Search (e.g Google) Niece’s wish list on Amazon Internal site search Suggestions on Amazon email Increase profit margins and customer base. Encourage users to purchase more items Amazon Product Page
  8. 3. Core Page: 4. Inward Paths 6. Core Content 5.

    Forward Paths 1. User Task 2. Organization’s Business Goals Find a board game for my 13 year old niece’s birthday External Search (e.g Google) Purchase/Add to cart Niece’s wish list on Amazon Email to my sister Internal site search Purchase similar product Learn about Amazon Prime Suggestions on Amazon email Increase profit margins and customer base. Encourage users to purchase more items Amazon Product Page
  9. 3. Core Page: 4. Inward Paths 6. Core Content 5.

    Forward Paths 1. User Task 2. Organization’s Business Goals Find a board game for my 13 year old niece’s birthday External Search (e.g Google) Product Image Product Description Price Value of purchasing from Amazon over Competitors Reviews and Ratings Age recommendations Share via email and Social media Frequently bought together Amazon Prime promo Purchase/Add to cart Niece’s wish list on Amazon Email to my sister Internal site search Purchase similar product Learn about Amazon Prime Suggestions on Amazon email Increase profit margins and customer base. Encourage users to purchase more items Amazon Product Page
  10. User Stories • As a Cooperation Circle Leader, I need

    to find and connect with other Cooperation Circles working on similar issues and/or in the same region. • As Regional Support Staff, I need to provide online resources to Cooperation Circles. • As Global Support Staff, I need to explain URI in simple, engaging and inspiring ways. • As a Donor, I need to understand what URI does. • As a Donor, I need to understand why URI needs my support.