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The goal of service design is to design the user experience of the service in a way that meets both the needs of the end-users and the business goals of the organization.
Service design helps organizations develop and implement their ideas faster and more efficiently, meet – even exceed – customer expectations, and dismantle internal silos within the organization.
We involve customers and end users in the design process.
Together, we look for answers to critical questions that lead to a successful customer experience. We prefer organizing close workshops, as it allows new services to be experimentally tested in practice and improved effectively according to feedback.
While understanding and meeting end-user needs is a key goal in service design, in our experience, considering the number of resources available will help you achieve an effective outcome. The NPS our clients have given to our design services is 83.
In business design, the principles and methods of customer-oriented development are utilized the same way as in service design, but they are applied to the business concept of the entire company.
In service design, operations are developed to be smooth for customers, focusing on one or a few services at a time.
In business design, development is considered from a broader and more strategic perspective.
At the heart of both methods is to understand the service user or the customer as thoroughly as possible and to utilize design thinking and modern digitalisation to generate value more efficiently.
The shape and style of the prototype depend on what is needed. The prototype can be anything from a sketch drawn on paper to a digital wireframe. The greatness of prototypes lies in that they make it easier to find possible errors in the operation logic.
Customer understanding is always the starting point for designing and constructing customer-oriented services and products. When we understand our customers’ operations, we can build services that create value and that users want to return to.
Concepting helps to structure thinking, make better decisions, improve the idea of service, and communicate the idea forward. Concepting is an affordable way to experiment with ideas while keeping risks moderate.
