5 Step Experience Design Model
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The document discusses the different phases of a client's experience, emphasizing the importance of empathy in understanding what is meaningful to them. It outlines key stages including excitement, engagement, exit, and extension, which denote how clients become aware of, participate in, and retain their experience. Each stage is crucial for shaping a meaningful interaction for the participant.
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- 1. Research Learn about what is Meaningful to your Client building empathy. 油
- 2. Excitement The way the person first becomes aware of and is attracted to the experience. What captures their attention
- 3. Entry Entering into the experience, crossing from one context to another
- 4. Engagement The Activities that Hold the participant in the experience
- 5. The clear end of the experience Exit
- 6. Extension A physical object that the participant can take with them to extend the experience