In week four of the semester, we delved into storyboards and sitemaps. The interactive session on storyboards helped us to consider the user needs of the people we are designing for when it comes to AV.


Storyboards in UX

A UX storyboard shows how users might use a product. It makes it easy to see how people interact with an app or service. This tool also helps to understand users' motivations. In UX, storyboards map how users will use a product or service. They show each step a user takes.

In class, we were given the task to work in a group and create a story board for our AV project. We decided to revolve our story around a person who’s bus got cancelled.

Our Storyboard

Our Storyboard

I read this article about storyboards in ux…

UX Storyboarding as a Unifying Force | Fuzzy Math


Sitemaps

A UX sitemap is a visual tool that organises a website's content and structure. It displays how web pages connect and relate. It identifies gaps, prioritises content, and fosters a cohesive design so users navigate websites easily with a clear, logical flow.


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Reflection

Initially, I didn’t understand why we needed to create storyboards

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