💠The Importance of Experience Design in 2022 | XS’ Issue #26
Everything You Need to Know About Experience Design
In today’s world, it’s not enough to just have a great product anymore. You also need to have a great experience to go along with it. That’s where experience design comes in. Today, we’ll discuss with you what experience design is and how you can use it to improve your business.
What Is Experience Design?
Experience design is all about creating great experiences for users of products and services. It's about understanding what people need and want, and then designing something that meets those needs in a way that is enjoyable and easy to use.
To do this, experience designers must take into account all aspects of the user’s journey, from their initial interactions with the product or service to their final impressions. This includes everything from branding and marketing to the actual design of the product or service itself.
Why Experience Design Is Important?
Creating a positive and seamless experience for users is essential for businesses that want to stay competitive in today’s market. With so many choices available, customers are more likely to choose a company that offers a great experience over one that doesn’t.
As a result, experience design has become an increasingly important part of doing business.
The Pillars of Experience Design
There are many different aspects to experience design, from user research and interface design to product strategy and branding. But at its heart, experience design consists of three pillars:
Brand experience
Customer experience
Employee experience
Each of these pillars must be given equal attention in order to create a cohesive and successful overall experience.
Employee experience includes all touchpoints that an employee has with a company, from their very first interview through their final days of employment. Creating a positive employee experience is essential to attracting and retaining top talent.
Brand experience encompasses all of the ways that customers interact with a brand, both online and offline. A strong brand experience leaves customers feeling positive and loyal to a company.
Customer experience refers to the ways that customers interact with a product or service. Creating a positive customer experience is key to driving sales and repeat business.
By considering all three pillars of experience design, companies can create well-rounded and successful experiences for employees, customers, and brands alike.
The bottom line is that if you're looking to create amazing experiences for your users, you need to understand experience design.
Rounding Up the Stack
Each week, we try to read, listen to, and watch tens of blog posts (if not more than a hundred), guides, podcasts, videos, webinars, and any means of content to deliver you the best content from the last week.
These are the content from last week that we enjoyed reading and caught our attention:
Blog Posts
How Modular Content Can Unleash Creativity
How can a content management system support a writer’s creativity, instead of getting in the way of it? Modular content gives writers flexibility to develop creative messages and narratives:
How Modular Content Can Unleash Creativity — kontent.ai
Why the Web Is Turning Away from WordPress
Over the last year, WordPress has started losing its market share among the most viewed sites on the internet. This is true of the top 10K, the top 100K, and the top 1 million popular websites:
Why the Web Is Turning Away from WordPress — cloudcannon.com
The Role of Journey Orchestration Engines in 2022
Today’s brands can use journey orchestration engines (JOE) to deliver hyper-personalized experiences that go above and beyond expectations:
The Role of Journey Orchestration Engines in 2022 — www.cmswire.com
Go Deep: Why a First-Party Data Strategy Needs to Incorporate Depth
That depth of experience that resonates with customers is made possible only through a deep, rich contextual knitting of first-party data, which requires precise levels of data quality and identity resolution:
Go Deep: Why a First-Party Data Strategy Needs to Incorporate Depth — www.redpointglobal.com
3 Ways to Use a Product Recommendation Quiz for Ecommerce
Product recommendation quizzes are the hottest trend in e-commerce — but if you’re just using them for lead capture, you’re missing out:
Product Recommendation Quizzes for Ecommerce — constructor.io
Podcast Episodes
CX Decoded caught up with Rhoan Morgan for a discussion on marketing-led CX. Who can, and should, truly own customer experience:
Videos and Webinars
What Is Edge Computing
In this episode, Sunil Pai will teach us what it means to build modern web applications on the edge:
Guides, Case Studies, and Reports
Digital Analytics – Tool Selection
In this article, you’ll have an overview of the differences between the various digital analytics tools and which tool is best suited to your requirements:
Digital Analytics - Tool Selection — www.deptagency.com
The State of Personalization 2022
Read on to explore what themes shaping the future of personalization:
The State of Personalization 2022
Upcoming Events and Webinars
Exceptional Omnichannel Customer Experience: What It Looks Like, How to Achieve & Measure It
This live webinar will focus on how each of the Four Stages of the CX Transformation Maturity Model increases journey focus.
📅 Wednesday, July 6 at 11 am PT / 2 pm ET
Exceptional Omnichannel Customer Experience: What It Looks Like, How to Achieve & Measure It — www-cmswire.simplermedia.com
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