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Monthly Method Spotlight: Storyboards

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storyboardSTORYBOARDS

When/why: A storyboard is a tool where a visual sequence of events is used to capture a user’s interactions with a product or service.

How: Think comic strip as the ultimate form of a storyboard.

Tips: There are tons of blank storyboard templates online or you can do a quick & dirty storyboard by drawing the boxes in yourself. Remember to keep it simple with as few boxes as you need to get the idea across.

Interested in using/applying these methods in your work? Contact us for more info.

 

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