Security UX Exercises
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Service blueprint
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User control and freedom
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Match between the system and the real world
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Why users contact support
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Core service values
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Show payment processing
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Holistic
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What do service designers do?
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What is service design?
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Design thinking in service design
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Add two-step verification when changing sensitive information
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Password successfully reset
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Wizard of Oz
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Applications of service design
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Confirmation of payment processed successfully
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Sequential
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Evaluation and iteration
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Design satisfaction
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Show the action to save changes
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Benefits of service blueprinting
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Secondary elements
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The primary lines
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Real
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Stages of UX maturity
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Embed UX in your workflow
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Refocus on users
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Backstage actions
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Define the gaps in UX culture
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Establishing ethical guardrails
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Deploy appropriate tools
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Educate the team about UX
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Lack of engagement
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Facilitate UX design workshops
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Designing effective surveys
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Personalizing the onboarding experience
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Identifying key touchpoints in the user lifecycle
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Minimizing steps for a seamless onboarding experience
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Cross-selling and upselling based on segmentation
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Balancing personalization and privacy
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Balancing personalization with privacy and ethics
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Demographic segmentation and personalized retention strategies
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Measuring customization effectiveness
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Implementing effective feedback loops
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Service blueprints
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Reducing friction for seamless onboarding
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Weak customer support
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Offering support during onboarding
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Recovery paths for unreliable outputs
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Identifying friction points in the customer journey
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