When a tap is not a step
Counting every interaction as progress makes onboarding look healthier than the person experienced it.
Journal
Short essays from the Khlong San desk. They are not recaps of the courses. Each one argues a single point about User Journey Mapping for Apps.
Counting every interaction as progress makes onboarding look healthier than the person experienced it.
What “complete KYC later” does to a first-week path when the person meant it literally.
A naming rule so a button rename does not invent a new journey in the warehouse.
Warm colours on a screen can hide the fact that nobody decided anything.
Shared devices and late login in SEA: when stitching helps, and when it flatters the funnel.