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Do you find it challenging to get all of your team members on the same page about a product's design?
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Then UX storyboards can be a great help for you.
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And they are a super simple way to explain complex user flows to stakeholders to get their initial buy -in.
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Hi, my name is Alex and welcome to UX Tweaks channel.
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Today we are talking about UX storyboarding.
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what it is, how to create a UX storyboard, and how to leverage AI to make the process straightforward.
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UX storyboarding is the process of visualizing your users' interaction with the product.
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In a sense, UX storyboards are similar to storyboards in cinematography.
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They also contain pictures or sketches and captions for visualization purposes.
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But instead of specific shots for a movie, UX storyboards depict how a user utilizes a product.
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UX storyboarding is a great help in clarifying product vision with the team and stakeholders.
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And you can use UX storyboarding sessions to lay the basis for a prototype you will use for testing.
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A common misconception is that UX storyboarding is similar to creating wireframes.
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However, storyboards and wireframes serve different purposes.
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A storyboard shows the user's journey.
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It highlights their emotions, goals, and how they interact with the product, step by step.
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A wireframe, on the other hand, is a blueprint.
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It focuses on the layout, structure, and features screens.
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So while storyboards capture the users actions and experiences over time, wireframes focus on the design elements.
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Let's look at an example of a UX storyboard for a food delivery app from the Nielsen Norman group.
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You can see that the storyboard depicts seven main stages of the users interactions with the app.
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You can also see an additional event right here.
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It depicts a coupon that the user gets after they fill out the survey.
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By creating this storyboard, the team can identify what main steps the user will take.
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Subsequently, they can better identify main touch points where they can improve the user's experience.
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This UX storyboard also helps understand where the user can be engaged in upselling or further interactions, such as taking customer satisfaction surveys.
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So, how to create a UX storyboard?
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First of all, you need to gather the data you will use for storyboarding.
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The most important information is covered by a user persona, a specific user scenario for the user persona, and a journey map.
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You can also do some UX secondary research before the storyboarding session.
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When you're ready, start by focusing on the key steps that users take during the user flow.
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Ensure your UX storyboard reflects real user scenarios.
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Then, choose a user persona and a scenario to guide the story
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and decide how detailed or high fidelity you want the visuals to be.
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Plan out the panels or the main steps and add visual elements and captions to each one.
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Remember, the visuals don't have to be perfect.
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And to create visuals faster, you can use AI tools such as DALI to create them.
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on drawing the pictures by hand, and you will have a digital version of the UX storyboard, which is easier to share with stakeholders.
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Once the storyboard is ready, share it with the team, gather feedback, and revise as needed.
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The next steps in the design process are creating your prototype and then testing it with your users.
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If you need a tool for that, make sure to check out UX Tweaks prototype testing.
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The link is in the description.
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There we go.
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UX storyboarding is definitely a great, helpful activity to do with your team before prototyping a product.
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And don't forget, once your storyboards are finished, add them to your UX research repository.
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This way you can easily keep track of the motivations behind your design decisions and share access to them with stakeholders.
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See you next time.
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在本节中,您将学习如何利用UX故事板来更好地沟通产品设计。这些故事板能够有效地阐明用户与产品的互动过程,从而让团队和利益相关者对设计有更清晰的理解。我们将探讨如何构建一个故事板的基本步骤,并讨论如何将其与AI工具结合,简化设计流程。通过本节内容的学习,您将增强使用UX故事板的能力,并掌握相关的英语表达,为您的产品设计打下坚实的基础。
关键词汇与短语
- 用户旅程 (user journey) - 用户与产品交互的整个过程。
- 用户角色 (user persona) - 描述特定用户类型的资料。
- 场景 (scenario) - 用于引导故事的发展,描述用户的特定情况。
- 旅程地图 (journey map) - 视觉化用户旅程的工具。
- 触点 (touch points) - 用户与产品交互的关键时刻。
- 视觉元素 (visual elements) - 设计中使用的图像或插图。
- AI工具 (AI tools) - 利用人工智能技术来辅助设计的工具,如DALI。
- 原型 (prototype) - 设计产品的初步模型,用于测试和验证。
练习建议
进行英语影子跟读(shadowing)的练习时,建议您关注视频中的语速与语调。由于视频内容较为专业,建议您每段落停顿后重复讲述,帮助您掌握较为复杂的术语和短语。在模仿时,尽量保持自信,确保语调与视频中的讲话者一致,这会有助于提高您的发音和流利度。特别是在处理如“用户旅程”(user journey)和“触点”(touch points)等专业术语时,反复练习能够加深印象,同时,您可以利用雅思口语练习,结合实际场景,增强记忆。记得保持放松,享受学习的过程,通过这种英语影子跟读的方式,您将能够更自然地掌握这些新的表达。
什么是跟读法?
跟读法 (Shadowing) 是一种有科学依据的语言学习技巧,最初开发用于专业口译员的培训,并由多语言者Alexander Arguelles博士普及。这个方法简单而强大:您在听英语母语原声的同时立即大声重复——就像是一个延迟1-2秒紧跟说话者的影子。与被动听力或语法练习不同,跟读法强迫您的大脑和口腔肌肉同时处理并模仿真实的讲话模式。研究表明它能显着提高发音准确性,语调,节奏,连读,听力理解和口语流利度——使其成为雅思口语备考和真实英语交流最有效的方法之一。













