For Customer Experience Professionals (Length: 27 pages)
This is a Consumer Technographics document

October 26, 2009

Emotional Experience Design

Creating Online Experiences That Deeply Engage Customers

by Ron Rogowski

with Bruce D. Temkin, Rachel Zinser


Executive Summary (This is a document excerpt)

As consumers increasingly look to connect with companies online, lackluster Web experiences will damage many brands. But better functional design won't solve the problem. Instead, Forrester recommends that companies master the three principles of a new approach that we call Emotional Experience Design (EED): Address customers' real goals, develop a coherent personality, and engage a mix of senses. Firms can get started by focusing their research on uncovering users' emotional needs, capturing emotional feedback in testing, and charting a course to Experience-Based Differentiation (EBD).

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

NOTES & RESOURCES

itemOnline Experiences Are Critical, Yet Emotionally Unfulfilling

itemToday's Web Experiences Leave An Emotional Void

itemIntroducing Emotional Experience Design

itemPrinciple No. 1: Address Customers' Real Goals

itemPrinciple No. 2: Develop A Coherent Personality

itemPrinciple No. 3: Engage A Mix Of Senses

recommendations

itemGet Started With Emotional Experience Design

itemSupplemental Material

Forrester interviewed vendor companies and design experts, including Adaptive Path, Design Continuum, Frog Design, Microsoft, Molecular, Nurun, Organic, Patrick Jordan, Razorfish, Resource Interactive, R/GA, Roundarch, Sapient, User Interface Engineering, Whittmanhart, and Ziba Design.

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itemThe Customer Experience Journey

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itemDesirable Online Experiences: Taking Web Sites Beyond Useful And Usable

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itemExperience-Based Differentiation

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Analyst: Ron Rogowski
Technology: Brand Strategy, Channel Design Strategies, Customer Experience, Design & Usability Processes, Interactive Marketing, Marketing & Advertising, Web Site Design
Industry: Automotive, Automotive Customer Experience, Consumer Electronics, Consumer Media & Entertainment, Consumer Packaged Goods, Consumer Portals & Search, Consumer Technology, Consumer Travel, Financial Services, Financial Services Customer Experience, Gaming, Insurance, Media & Entertainment, Travel
Geography: North America

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