Websites: User Journeys – process flow template

Websites: User Journeys – process flow template

By Supercool

SUMMARY

A process flow template created by the digital agency and arts sector specialists Supercool to help you identify, develop, test and review User Journeys across your website. One of a series of resources from Supercool to coincide with AMA's Digital Marketing Day 2024.

Process Flow: Example member sign-up

Landing page  Page 2 Page 3 Page 4 Goal
Season Announce

Landing Page

Booking info Membership plans Sign-up form Confirmation page
Notes

User lands on page from frequent-booker announcement email

The booking page presents a variety of helpful links A page showing a range of member plans A customer sign-up form that tags user with membership Landing page when user clicks link in email
Content overview

  • Programme listing
  • Promoted events
  • Interview with X musician
  • Online booking discount
  • Booking FAQs
  • Group and Package booking details
  • Overview of membership benefits
  • Prices
  • Qualifying statement
  • Link to terms and conditions
  • Short privacy statement
  • Thank you
  • Promo for Season listings
  • Update my details
Attitude/motivation

User typically shows high levels of engagement here, wanting to browse programme

Lots of information here won't be relevant to everyone. User will be quickly impatient if not finding relevant info. User is engaged, but will easily be overwhelmed by benefits. Wants to easily compare. Avoid decision fatigue Impatient and frustrated Looking to leave the site so ensure that user does not miss season listings
Call to action

Prominent call to action on Ways to book during the Priority period

Sign-up for our Members discount and Priority Sign-up now and book now Check your email for confirmation Thank you. Don't miss anything campaign link

 


Process Flow example and template (PDF) 

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Resource type: Guide/tools | Published: 2024