What are some examples of empathy maps?

What are some examples of empathy maps?

Empathy maps are tools used to understand users better. They typically include sections for what users say, think, do, and feel. Would you like to see a specific example?

Yes, can you provide an example for a mobile app?

Sure! For a fitness app, the empathy map might include:

• Says: "I want to lose weight but struggle to stay motivated."
• Thinks: "I need a plan that fits my busy schedule."
• Does: Uses the app daily but skips workouts when busy.
• Feels: Frustrated when progress stalls.

That makes sense! How can I create my own empathy map?

To create your own empathy map, start by gathering data from user interviews or surveys. Then, fill in each section based on your findings. It's helpful to visualize it on a large board or digital tool.

What tools can I use to create an empathy map?

You can use tools like Miro, Lucidchart, or even simple paper and markers. Digital tools often provide templates that can make the process easier.