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Each column is a stage, not a screen. Cover first contact through loyalty — not only the purchase.
UX JOURNEY LAB
A customer journey builder lays out stages from awareness to loyalty beside touchpoints, emotion, pain, and opportunity. Use it to see where the experience dips and where design work belongs.
Name the persona and goal, then fill each stage column with actions, thoughts, and touchpoints and set the emotion slider. Start from the sample or a template, then copy a link or export when you are done.
Map name
Start from a template
Each column is a stage, not a screen. Cover first contact through loyalty — not only the purchase.
The dip in the curve is where you should design. If every stage is positive, the research is not done yet.
Write one opportunity for each pain. After an empathy map, this canvas is the product decision.
Go deeper
The journey builder makes experience visible stage by stage — from awareness to advocacy — with emotion, pain, and opportunity at each touchpoint.
Be clear who is moving, toward what goal, and in what context.
Map awareness through advocacy with real channels.
Read the emotion curve and write improvement opportunities per stage.
Find emotional drop-offs and prioritize fixes.
Present research as a visual narrative.
Clarify shared channels and pains across teams.
A user flow focuses on screens/actions; a journey covers cross-channel experience, emotion, and pain points.
Five to seven meaningful stages usually beat an overcrowded map.
Use text/JSON export for docs and emphasize opportunities per stage in critiques.