Have you heard people saying this in your organization?
"USERS HATE CHANGE"
Usually it’s right before a major release, prepping for the coming storm, or right after a release when the customer service is screaming about all the screaming they are hearing. Or perhaps you are struggling to move customers off an old solution to a new one you've come up with, but adoption just won't happen. Users can’t hate change. If users hated change, Google would have failed, and we’d be happy with Altavista. Facebook would have failed, because Friendster was enough. Paypal would have failed, because, you know, credit cards.
There is a right way and a wrong way to introduce change to your userbase, and sadly the bully-tactics of Facebook and Apple have become the norm. But if you are a small company, you can’t afford to impose change sloppily on your userbase. You need to get it right.
Topics Covered
- The psychology of change, and why users resist it
- Change strategies: band-aid removal systems
- Messaging change to emphasize value
- Onboarding users to a changed experience
- The power of progress to internalize value
- Design for change
This workshop will be highly interactive, with exercises and discussions so we can focus on your goals and needs as you introduce new products and revamp the old.
Who is it for?
Designers & Product Managers seeking to launch redesigns, new features, or new products into existing markets
What did past participants say?
It's simple… If Christina is giving a presentation or workshop on pretty much anything, go to it. If she agreed to do it – she's almost certainly got something worth hearing.
Her "no BS" manner of delivering information is incredibly refreshing and effective, and coupled with her critical insights is an absolutely winning combination!
Richard Dalton, Assistant Vice President, User Experience Design at USAA
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