1. Scenario Maps
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It was originally created by Apps for Good ( ) as S15 - Scenario Mapping Slideshow. Modified here for Garfield HS’s Summer Apps Course, Summer 2013.

2. Objective:
Build Scenario Maps to assemble the Steps in using your App and gather Ideas and Questions to include.

3. Items Created so far: Problem Statement Market Research
Note: Please add your Team Name at the top of all your documents
Problem Statement
A clear, concise statement describing the problem your app will solve
Brief, no more than two sentences
Market Research
Outline the key insights from your research
Include alternatives are already out there (competing apps, non-app solutions) and research from users on why these alternatives are not good enough in addressing the problem
Each insight should include: an assumption statement, research method, insight statement and corresponding data
Personas – A detailed summary of your main target user groups. We are going to use one of these…

5. Scenario Maps
Scenario mapping helps a designer to describe very simply how the app will work.
Select one of your Personas to start with
Items on the Map:
Steps – interactions a user must do to accomplish their goal (post along top)
Questions – write them down, you can answer them later (don’t get bogged down, keep going)
Ideas & Comments – details of the steps to include in your design (gather them all)
Record each Item on a Post-It on a board…

6. Source: Uxforthemasses.com

8. Key The user will select the app form the screen.
Here the user can select a page from 3 options. These are: Diary, Goals, and Tips.
From the diary page the user can input daily feelings and notes that they can look back on. They can also rate each day out of 10.
From the Goals page users can input a goal and when this is achieved it can be turned into some visual prompt – graph. Also they can view finished goals
This will then be turned into a line graph that would give you tips on how to improve if you get a low score
When you have reached a certain amount you could get a reward of some sort
Will our product name be memorable enough for people to find the app and download it?
Within each of these pages there may be other pages. For example on the goals page we will have an achievement log with achieved goal and on-going goals
This will most likely be a picture of our logo.
These could be picture buttons or buttons with text
If you get a high score it will congratulate you.
Maybe we could work with companies to get discounts or special offers for users.
From the Tips page the user can receive a tip daily.
It could play a clip of a song every time you enter something.
We can have another aspect of this page that makes people want to come back.
It would make you enter something you have done to make you feel proud.
Key
Step
Question
Idea
Comment

9. Preview – what we do with our Scenario Maps… Build our Site Map

10. Let’s get Started
Create a scenario map showing what should happen in the solution you have decided upon
Get a Poster Board and some Post-It’s
Write your Team/App Name at the top
Start with Steps for your App (for a Persona)
Add your Questions & Ideas as you go along
Include a key at the bottom

11. Any Questions? Today’s Objective:
Build Scenario Maps to assemble the Steps in using your App and gather Ideas and Questions to include.