I’m super excited to teach two corporate workshops this week on “How to Improve UXR Storytelling and Presentation Share Outs”. Check out this portion that focuses on different types of impact:
> Product: the value of product changes made
Ex: Revising the MVP, improving a feature, taking an experience to the next level, clarifying messages, updates, or additions to the roadmap
> End-user: the benefits that improve the customer experience
Ex: Faster, better, more intuitive check-out, clearer product messaging to differentiate feature sets, Intuitive naming conventions, and IA
> Business: influence the direction of the company by exploring and anticipating what's happening next
Ex: Reducing friction to integrating human insight into all design and dev projects, the share of business resources spent on strategic vs tactical projects
> Team/cultural: changes in the company culture or the ways teams operate
Ex: Changing the role researchers have in key product decisions, increasing collaboration between teams artificially siloed by an org chart
> Stakeholder: transfer the needs and wants of the stakeholders into real-life
Ex: A customer support team may see benefits in reduced help desk tickets, HR sees an uptick in the number of applicants, sales teams receive more referrals, conversions, retention, and more.
> External: influences research-based actions have outside of the company, such as changing directions in an industry or field or changing industry-standard practices
Ex: Creating a standardized way to format, report, track or measure something
I hope you find this inspirational. What type(s) of impact are you reporting on? What additional types of impact could you add to your share-outs and case studies? Enjoy!
What types of UXR impact are you reporting on?
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