Product Maps/User Flows
Gain a clear view of your new user experience.
UX discovery often reveals many opportunities for improvement. But some of the greatest sources of confusion in the implementation phase of UX projects are simple ones:
What exactly are we changing?
What new things are we building?
How will this be organized?
What order are we doing this in?
Forgotten details or a lack of clarity on how it should all come together can make your job a lot harder.
Zoom out from the screen-level view to consider the complete user experience and business dependencies for transformational results.
Visualize the information architecture.
A visual map of the new experience can reveal what’s new, what’s changing, how it will be organized, and what you’ll be doing when. It helps you to plan the full course of actions users will take through your product.
These diagrams identify gaps, inconsistencies, and opportunities for efficiency. Get the whole team together — product, sales, and technology — to create a shared vision for your customer experience.
With this step, we’ll lay out a scaffolding that captures requirements, enables smarter phasing, and reveals the work to be done to create a new experience.
““Slide UX worked from what we had and came up with a thoughtful, beautiful new design. It’s a whole separate platform and a whole new way of doing business.
The platform makes our process easier, and it sells itself. We migrated clients from the old platform to the new one, and they love it.””
How it works
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This activity culminates with a work session to review the diagram, and any necessary iterations.
We often use the session and diagrams like these to determine which screens should prioritized for design.
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This activity often includes the following deliverables:
Diagram that establishes screens, states, and nuances of the new experience
Notes from the review session
Recordings of all meetings & sessions
Depending on the situation, we may also include a spreadsheet of consolidated and prioritized design possibilities gathered through a range of discovery activities.
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Book a free consultation to dig into pricing and timeline.
Why Slide UX for user research in AgeTech?
As the the only user experience firm focused on brain change and aging, we partner with AgeTech’s innovators to design products, websites, and apps people love to use.
We’re experts in UI design, user research, and UX strategy and we've been ranked in the top 5 UX agencies worldwide since 2016, topping a list of over 33k firms.
Clients love working with us. We average 4.9 out of 5 across nearly 150 reviews. We helped one senior care client secure an $8M investment!
We're here for the long haul. We’ve been in business since 2012, and we’ve served over 200 product and marcom leaders.
Our team is fully US-based, and dedicated to excellent responsiveness and communication.
We care deeply about brain change, aging, and senior care—and we know that good design help protect dignity along the journey of aging.