From the course: UX Deep Dive: Mapping
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Mapping as a tool
- A map is used as a way to understand and navigate terrain. When most people think of a map, they think of a representation of physical Earth and as way to figure out where things are or how to get somewhere. A map in the context of UX is simply a model, diagram or other visual representation of information you have. UX Maps can represent individual components or players in a system, the relationships to one another, and their relative locations. They can also help people understand how to get from one point to another. In reality, a map is just a visual way to represent knowledge and help you make sense of something that's complex. Whether you're a visual learner or not, maps translate data points into something you can literally see making it easier to understand relationships or things at scale. More easily spot gaps or issues, and help people internalize or remember information better than just text. UX Maps…
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