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Assignment Instructions
For the given scenario (Slide - 3), you need to prepare the following:
● User journey map
● Describe whether the user experience was good, neutral, bad for each of the steps in user journey map
● How can you improve the bad and neutral experience?
● Updated user journey map after you have improved the bad and neutral experience
● As a PM is your role of ensuring great UX only limited to the website/app? (Yes/No). Give reasons for your choice.
ScenarioArchit a photography enthusiast, is looking for a new digital camera, he is going on a holiday to Shillong after 5 day(Oct 5) so he needs the
camera to arrive by then. He goes to “Buyonline” website, he quickly finds the camera he wants, checks the delivery time and upon seeing “Free
delivery by Oct 3 (Three days later)”, adds it to the cart, and without incident, confirms the order and selects COD as the payment option. Quick,
easy — he is pleased and excited to receive the camera.
He was also e-mailed the tracking no. for the courier partner when the item was shipped. After 2 days, he wanted to check the delivery status,
so he went to the “Buyonline” website, but he was frustrated to find that he could not track the package there and had to go to a third party
website to track it. The website of courier partner was badly designed and he was not able to figure out how to get the details. Then he called
up the customer support of “Buyonline”, where he talked with the customer support executive and came to know that his order was delayed a
bit due to logistics issues at the courier partner's end. He was unhappy about the whole process and asked to cancel the order as he needed the
camera urgently. But the customer support executive told him that COD orders can only be cancelled after delivery and not during while the
item was in transit. Archit explained to him that no one would be there to receive the package when it arrived. He was frustrated with the whole
situation and finally had to buy the camera offline at higher price.
Also when the “Buyonline” package arrived the courier partner tried to deliver the package for three days before they sent it back and every day
a new delivery boy kept calling Archit about how the house was locked and where should he deliver the package and whom should he deliver
to?
Archit was frustrated with the whole experience and decided that he will never buy from “Buyonline” again and instead use some other website.
User Journey map
Sample
User journey map should be created like above, in the next slide.Add details for each point (images not needed)
User Journey mapPersona – A photography enthusiast looking to buy camera online on a short notice
Buy a digital camera
on Buyonline
Track the delivery
status of order
Get in touch with
customer support
Order delivery and
review/feedback
Discovery Transaction Follow-Up Fulfillment
User searches,
finds and
places an order
on Buyonline
Customer now
checks delivery
status for the
placed order
User
becomes
Customer
Customer
interacts with
support team
for follow-up
Customer has
to receive or
reject the order
thru courier
Customer
awaits
Followup
Feedback
Customer
moves
offline
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
User Journey mapUser searches, finds and places an order on Buyonline
Go to Buyonline
website
User selects
desired cameraCheck for est.
delivery time
User adds the
product to cart
User opens
Buyonline
website on a
browser
User searches
thru many
options, filters
out and makes
final selection
Selects COD
for payment
User confirms &
places the order
User needs it
on or before
Oct 5 and
hence checks
for the est.
delivery time
User checks
each of his
requirement
(delivery,
product) and
finally makes
the purchase
decision
User chooses
to select COD
as his payment
option and
proceeds to
place the order
User finally
becomes a
Customer of
Buyonline;
finds the whole
process quick
and easy
Discovery Transaction
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Buyonline
confirms order
Customer checks
for order statusCouldn’t get
tracking details
Customer
receives the
details of order
confirmation
and tracking
number for
courier partner
Customer,
checks for his
delivery details
on Buyonline
website, but
gets frustrated
for not finding it
there
Customer
opens the
courier partner
website to
track his
delivery details
Customer finds
the courier
partner website
very badly
designed and
hence couldn’t
get tracking
details
User Journey mapCustomer now checks delivery status for the placed order
Transaction Follow-Up
Customer opens
courier website
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
User Journey mapCustomer interacts with support team for follow-up
Follow-Up Fulfillment
Calls up
customer support Discovers about
order delay
Issue with order
cancellation
Customer now
calls up the
customer
support
executive to
find out about
package
details
The support
executive
informs
customer about
the order delay
due to the issue
with logistics
partner
Customer, now
unhappy about
the whole
process and
asked to
cancel the
order as it is
delayed
Customer gets
informed that
COD orders
could be
cancelled after
delivery and
not in transit
Asks for order
cancellationBuys camera
offline
Customer,
meanwhile
makes his
purchase for
camera offline
and at a higher
price
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
User Journey mapCustomer has to receive or reject the order thru courier
Fulfillment Feedback
Delivery Attempt
IDelivery Attempt
II
The delivery
boy unaware of
the customer
current status,
makes a
delivery attempt
and finds that
house is locked
Delivery Attempt
III
A new delivery
boy unaware of
the customer
current status,
makes a
delivery attempt
and finds that
house is locked
Once again, a
new delivery
boy unaware of
the customer
current status,
makes a
delivery attempt
and finds that
house is locked
Package
returned
The courier
company now
returns the
package back
to Buyonline
citing
unavailability
of customer
Describe whether the user experience was good, neutral, bad for each of the steps in user journey map
Note: Consider only the information provided in the scenario.
User journey steps Experience
Goes to Buyonline websiteNeutral (Customer might already know about Buyonline or reached the
website organically using a search engine)
User selects desired cameraGood (Customer is a photography enthusiast, must have known his product
specs and would have found it on the website)
Check for est. delivery timeGood (Customer finds out the est. delivery time which was within his required
date)
User adds the product to cart Good (Adds the product easily into the cart)
Selects COD for payment Good (Chooses COD for payment easily)
User confirms and places the order Good (Overall finds the process easy and quick)
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Describe whether the user experience was good, neutral, bad for each of the steps in user journey map
Note: Consider only the information provided in the scenario.
User journey steps Experience
Buyonline confirms the orderGood (Customer receives the tracking no. along with order details in his order
summary)
Customer checks for order status Bad (Customer finds out that tracking details are not on Buyonline website)
Customer opens courier websiteBad (Customer now has to enter his details manually in a different 3rd party
website for tracking – created much hassle and reason to worry)
Couldn’t get tracking detailsBad (Customer finds the courier partner website poorly designed and was
unable to get his tracking details in the end – leading to his frustration)
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Describe whether the user experience was good, neutral, bad for each of the steps in user journey map
Note: Consider only the information provided in the scenario.
User journey steps Experience
Calls up customer supportNeutral (Customer decides to enquire about his order with customer support
team and talks to one of them)
Discovers about order delay
Bad (The support executive informs of the logistics issue and the order delay
after the customer inquires about his delivery status – Buyonline committed a
3 day delivery and didn’t even inform the customer about possible delays )
Asks for order cancellationBad (Customer now has no choice but to cancel the order and hence has to
buy from a different channel – offline etc.)
Issue with order cancellation
Bad (Customer finds out that cancellation is not possible as the order is COD,
but this disclaimer hasn’t been given to customer before and hence finding it
out at this stage would irk any customer)
Buys camera offline Neutral (Customer has no choice, but to buy the camera in a physical store)
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Describe whether the user experience was good, neutral, bad for each of the steps in user journey map
Note: Consider only the information provided in the scenario.
User journey steps Experience
Delivery Attempt I
Bad (Customer has already informed the Buyonline team about his
unavailability, and still the logistics company attempts a delivery only to not
find the customer at his house and making repeated calls to him disturbing
him on his vacation )
Delivery Attempt II Bad (The story repeats with a new delivery boy again)
Delivery Attempt III Bad (The same inconvenience again with a newer delivery boy)
Package Returned Neutral (The courier company finally returns the package to the seller)
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Improving the experienceUser journey steps Experience
(include only neutral or bad here)How can the experience be improved?
Goes to Buyonline website NeutralNot applicable. Either the user already knows the website or
could’ve reached it through a search engine
Customer checks for order status Bad
Ideally once Buyonline sends an order confirmation, they should
activate the delivery status updates for the customer informing
about the movement of his package. A tracking link and a
message/email opt-in for status updates about the delivery
whereabouts would make customer experience better
Customer opens courier website Bad
An API integration of courier partner tracking into the Buyonline
website would be the best case scenario to improve the
experience. Additionally if that is not possible, customer
should’ve been sent a direct link to the courier partner website
for easier access and navigation
Couldn’t get tracking details Bad
The courier partner is responsible for the packages of its’ clients
and hence a better designed website with easier navigation to
track and find packages would improve customer trust
Calls up customer support Neutral Not applicable. Nothing to improve here
Improving the experienceUser journey steps Experience
(include only neutral or bad here)How can the experience be improved?
Discovers about order delay Bad
As informed above, direct linking to the tracking website or API
integration with the partner tracking would have simply solved
this problem
Asks for order cancellation Bad
Order cancellation requests should be enabled automatically
and any terms and conditions should be informed to the user
before ordering/transaction happens
Issue with order cancellation Bad
Support team should treat customer issues and the urgency of it
(subject to circumstances) and try to handle them more
appropriately in an effort to lessen the grievances of customer
Buys camera offline Neutral Not Applicable
Delivery Attempt – I, II & III Bad
The logistics company should have taken memos of delivery
updates on each day and tried to coordinate with seller
(Buyonline) to know about the customer before putting futile
efforts in delivering the package to zero success
Package returned Neutral Not Applicable
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Create the updated user Journey mapUser searches, finds and places an order on Buyonline
Go to Buyonline
website
User selects
desired cameraCheck for est.
delivery time
User adds the
product to cart
User opens
Buyonline
website on a
browser
User searches
thru many
options, filters
out and makes
final selection
Selects COD
for payment
User confirms &
places the order
User gets details
about delivery
timelines and
additional notes on
possible
cancellation terms
& conditions with
procedure and
enablement
criterion
User checks
each of his
requirement
(delivery,
product) and
finally makes the
purchase
decision
User chooses to
select COD as his
payment option
and cancellation
clause with COD
order is called out
before
confirmation
User finally
becomes a
Customer of
Buyonline
Discovery Transaction
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Buyonline
confirms order
Customer checks
for order status
Customer
receives the
details of order
confirmation and
tracking link along
with an opt-in for
delivery updates
thru SMS and
Customer gets a
complete visual
view of his
shipment
tracking for each
day with a
tracking update
on delivery date
Customer now checks delivery status for the placed order
Create the updated user Journey map Transaction Follow-up
API Integration
with courier
partner
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Create the updated user Journey mapCustomer interacts with support team for follow-up
Follow-Up Fulfillment
Calls up
customer support
Delivery Partner
Updated
Customer now
calls up the
customer
support
executive to
inquire about
order
cancellation
Support
executive raises
an escalation to
notify their
logistics partner
about the
unavailability of
customer
Logistics
partner can
take note of the
updated info
about customer
and make
arrangements
accordingly
Asks for order
cancellation
Buy a digital camera on Buyonline
Tracks the delivery status of order
Get in touch with customer support
Order delivery and review/feedback
Create the updated user Journey mapCustomer has to receive or reject the order thru courier
Fulfillment Feedback
Logistics liaise
with customer
The local hub
contacts the
customer based
on their updated
info and inquires
him about
possible return
to schedule the
delivery
Package
returned/received
The customer
now has to
make a choice
whether to wait
for it (in this
case, may be
not) or the
package will
be returned
Shipment back
at local hub
A feedback
survey could
be given to
the customer
to record his
experience
and hence
both
logistics
partner/
Buyonline
can improve
in future
As a PM is your role of ensuring great UX only limited to the website/app?(Yes/No)
Give reasons for you choice above.
I think the product doesn’t necessarily just mean a software product like an app or a website. It is the entire
platform that encompasses the experience for the user (user – customer – subscriber) which makes him/her keep
coming back to it for whatever the use case that he/she has attributed it to.
Product Managers have to understand the plausible pain points that come before a transaction and post
transaction too, and have to work with the necessary teams to ensure that those pain points are resolved. User is
at the core of all product innovations and iterations and user/customer experience goes way beyond just UX on an
app or a website. A glossy, smooth navigating and an interactive ride-hailing app is no good if the cab inventory
on it lacks customer connect or doesn’t work according to the expectations of customer.
Business objectives should take a front seat in determining these decisions as every dropping user is a loss of a
potential customer and hence loss of potential revenue. Great products mean nothing if they don’t make money
and customers are what makes any bottom-line. At the core of it, product manager needs to be cognizant of that.
NO