http://gettomorrow.fi/

1. DATA
TRIED TO KILL
CREATIVITY
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
THEY BOTH WONBUT

2. 1

3. 65%OF M AR KETERS
SAID THEY D ON’T
HAVE ENO UGH DATA
TO DO TH EIR J OB
EF F EC TIVELY.
65%
* from multiple surveys of 700+ marketers
*
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

4. We did it because it was trendy

5. DESIGN DECISIONS NEED TO BE INFORMED BY DATA
NOT TRENDS
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

8. BEING
TRENDY
DOESN’T
MAKE IT
RIGHT

9. IS DATA KILLING
CREATIVITY?
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

10. Data is backwards thinking.
It’s about the past, not the
future.”
”
- Oliver Freeman
Futurist
DATA IS KILLING CREATIVITY

11. Great ideas are created by
people, not data.”
”
- Luke Chess
Creative Director, Mammal Sydney
DATA IS KILLING CREATIVITY

14. 33%
WENT THE
WRONG
WAY

15. 3rd Floor
320-328
329-337
33% still
WENT THE
WRONG
WAY

16. 3rd Floor
320-328
329-337
GROUPING
CONTRAST
WHITESPACE

17. only 8%
WENT
THE
WRONG
WAY
3rd Floor
320-328
329-337

18. 3rd Floor
320-328 329-337INTERRUPTION

19. 3rd Floor
320-328 329-337 EVERYBODY
WENT THE
RIGHT WAY

20. YOU CAN’T CHANGE IT
IF YOU DIDN’T SEE IT
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

21. DESIGN TRENDS
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

22. 2011
2010
PARALLAX SCROLLING
A beautiful motion design and photographic technique, parallax scrolling can
create an excellent experience. Sadly it was quickly abused.
CINEMAGRAPHS
Another beautiful concept, that didn’t gain much traction, instead its
subtlety was passed over in favour of the surging animated GIF.
STICKY NAVIGATION
A similar device to the HelloBar, but designed for anchor (in-page)
navigation. Something that can really help long landing pages.
INLINE FORM FIELD LABELS
This one blew up UX and CRO communities. Primarily because the label
disappeared when the field was clicked, removing context and hints.
BUTTON COLOUR
As affordable A/B testing tools hit the
market, so cometh a slew of bad case
studies that encourage bad experimentation
practices.
HELLO BAR
The first sticky bar emerges from Digital
Telepathy, allowing you to place persistent offers
at the top of the page.
2012
EXPLAINER VIDEOS
Everyone needs an explainer video, right? Explain that to me.
FULLSCREEN HERO IMAGES
Wide adoption of fullscreen background images was the
beginning of many trends that would harm readability of the
all-important above-the-fold value prop area of web pages
everywhere.
1991
WWW
The World Wide
Web is made
available to the
general public.
1994
THE FOLD
Jakob Nielsen
proclaims that
people don’t
scroll, and most
debated topic in
digital marketing
begins, and
never stops.
1997
CAPTCHAS
The first evil
interruptive
device is added
to web forms.
Creating a
usability
nightmare.
1998
POPUPS
Things get even uglier
as web designers and
developers begin
hacking browser
behaviour. The hard to
escape Javascript
popup empowers the
black hats to start
misbehaving.
2004
PINOT NOIR
Not a design
trend, but an
example of the
power trends
can wield when
left unchecked.
2007
CAROUSELS
Oft looked upon as
a way to pacify
stakeholder
politics, carousel
sliders hit every
homepage adding
massive amounts
of content destined
never to be seen.
RE-CAPTCHA
The evil captcha is
turned into a device
that does good – by
crowdsourcing
digitizing of hard-
to-read books. Gets
acquired by Google
in 2009.
RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN
One of the biggest web bandwagons ever. RWD seemed like a great idea at the
time, but the lack of control over the mobile experience can cause issues.
MOBILE-FIRST DESIGN
Closely tied to RWD, mobile-first sought to future-proof web
experiences by placing emphasis on mobile – because all of your traffic
is mobile, right?
EYE TRACKING
An expensive and fancy way to detect what people are looking at on a web
page. It quickly gained notoriety when the “baby gaze” experiment did the
rounds on marketing blogs.
2013
INLINE FORM FIELD LABELS II
A community-led success story.
Designers created a way to keep the
label inline without disappearing.
HAMBURGER MENU
Massive debates raged about
this one, but influence from OS
designers has forced this into
mass adoption.
FLAT DESIGN
Affordance is thrown out the
window en masse with a trend
that can destroy app usability.
2014
BACKGROUND VIDEOS
The fullscreen hero image extends
to video, further impacting
readability and increasing instances
of “false bottoms”.
CONGRATULATIONS!
A Facebook hack more than a design
trend. But quite hilarious.
Congratulations!!!
GHOST BUTTONS
Rectangles with opaque fills create quite
awesome secondary state buttons, but poor
affordance and readability can render them
unclickable-looking.
GOOD COP / BAD COP
The psychological term for the two-
button popup, whereby you have to click
something you don’t agree with to exit
the experience.
SCROLLJACKING
20 years of interaction design thrown down the
toilet. Designers once more try to re-invent the
quite perfect browser scrolling mechanism.
2015
SCROLL-TRIGGERED ANIMATIONS
As you scroll down the page, images and
text start to fly in, drawing your attention to
them. Great the first time you see them.
Thereafter annoying as hell.
CSS ANIMATED CTAs
These have the ability to get really out of hand.
Although there are some really nice subtle
effects.
WELCOME MAT
An entrance-overlay method from
SumoMe whereby the entire screen is
covered. An interruptive experience
that has seen some positive updates.
2016
OVERLAYS
Unbounce signals the end to the
popup, ushering in a new era of
responsible marketing practices.
SKELETON SCREENS
A technique where a wireframe-like layout appears
before the content to accelerate load times and
provide a signal that loading is happening.
CONVERSATIONAL FORMS
One of the most interesting new interaction
models to emerge, conversational forms
turn a regular web form into a chat-like
experience.
CONFIRM SHAMING
A new name for good cop / bad cop
emerges. Manipulinks is another. Regardless
of the name, I hope one sticks as it makes it
easier to track the trend.
STICKY TOP AND BOTTOM
Top-anchored sticky bars are awesome, bottom
ones feel slightly more interruptive, but when both
are used at the same time it destroys the viewport.
2017
SMART NAVIGATION
This will be an interesting one, where navigational
devices will be presented to visitors where and when
they hold the most contextual importance and utility.
ASYMMETRIC DESIGN
Could this simple yet elegant and dynamic
trend be the saviour of the false bottom? Quite
possibly.
2017?
2017 will be an interesting year for trends,
hopefully we’ll see an increase in
experimentation and validation.
DESIGN TRENDLINE
@OliGardner @Unbounce #GetTomorrow

24. - Pinot Noir

25. - Pinot Noir
- Another wine varietal

26. - Pinot Noir
- Another wine varietal

27. 2004
Image Source: GQ

28. 2004
Image Source: GQ
Jeremy

29. 2004
Image Source: GQ

33. Source: http://www.decanter.com/wine-news/sideways-effect-confirmed-76585/

34. “It only takes one tree to
make a thousand matches.

35. “It only takes one tree to
make a thousand matches.
Only takes one match to
burn a thousand trees.”
— Stereophonics

36. I DRINK A LOT OF WINE

37. But I haven’t bought a bottle of
Merlot in 13 years
#TRENDpower

38. 2011
2010
PARALLAX SCROLLING
A beautiful motion design and photographic technique, parallax scrolling can
create an excellent experience. Sadly it was quickly abused.
CINEMAGRAPHS
Another beautiful concept, that didn’t gain much traction, instead its
subtlety was passed over in favour of the surging animated GIF.
STICKY NAVIGATION
A similar device to the HelloBar, but designed for anchor (in-page)
navigation. Something that can really help long landing pages.
INLINE FORM FIELD LABELS
This one blew up UX and CRO communities. Primarily because the label
disappeared when the field was clicked, removing context and hints.
BUTTON COLOUR
As affordable A/B testing tools hit the
market, so cometh a slew of bad case
studies that encourage bad experimentation
practices.
HELLO BAR
The first sticky bar emerges from Digital
Telepathy, allowing you to place persistent offers
at the top of the page.
2012
EXPLAINER VIDEOS
Everyone needs an explainer video, right? Explain that to me.
FULLSCREEN HERO IMAGES
Wide adoption of fullscreen background images was the
beginning of many trends that would harm readability of the
all-important above-the-fold value prop area of web pages
everywhere.
1991
WWW
The World Wide
Web is made
available to the
general public.
1994
THE FOLD
Jakob Nielsen
proclaims that
people don’t
scroll, and most
debated topic in
digital marketing
begins, and
never stops.
1997
CAPTCHAS
The first evil
interruptive
device is added
to web forms.
Creating a
usability
nightmare.
1998
POPUPS
Things get even uglier
as web designers and
developers begin
hacking browser
behaviour. The hard to
escape Javascript
popup empowers the
black hats to start
misbehaving.
2004
PINOT NOIR
Not a design
trend, but an
example of the
power trends
can wield when
left unchecked.
RE-CAPTCHA
The evil captcha is
turned into a device
that does good – by
crowdsourcing
digitizing of hard-
to-read books. Gets
acquired by Google
in 2009.
RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN
One of the biggest web bandwagons ever. RWD seemed like a great idea at the
time, but the lack of control over the mobile experience can cause issues.
MOBILE-FIRST DESIGN
Closely tied to RWD, mobile-first sought to future-proof web
experiences by placing emphasis on mobile – because all of your traffic
is mobile, right?
EYE TRACKING
An expensive and fancy way to detect what people are looking at on a web
page. It quickly gained notoriety when the “baby gaze” experiment did the
rounds on marketing blogs.
2013
INLINE FORM FIELD LABELS II
A community-led success story.
Designers created a way to keep the
label inline without disappearing.
HAMBURGER MENU
Massive debates raged about
this one, but influence from OS
designers has forced this into
mass adoption.
FLAT DESIGN
Affordance is thrown out the
window en masse with a trend
that can destroy app usability.
2014
BACKGROUND VIDEOS
The fullscreen hero image extends
to video, further impacting
readability and increasing instances
of “false bottoms”.
CONGRATULATIONS!
A Facebook hack more than a design
trend. But quite hilarious.
Congratulations!!!
GHOST BUTTONS
Rectangles with opaque fills create quite
awesome secondary state buttons, but poor
affordance and readability can render them
unclickable-looking.
GOOD COP / BAD COP
The psychological term for the two-
button popup, whereby you have to click
something you don’t agree with to exit
the experience.
SCROLLJACKING
20 years of interaction design thrown down the
toilet. Designers once more try to re-invent the
quite perfect browser scrolling mechanism.
2015
SCROLL-TRIGGERED ANIMATIONS
As you scroll down the page, images and
text start to fly in, drawing your attention to
them. Great the first time you see them.
Thereafter annoying as hell.
CSS ANIMATED CTAs
These have the ability to get really out of hand.
Although there are some really nice subtle
effects.
WELCOME MAT
An entrance-overlay method from
SumoMe whereby the entire screen is
covered. An interruptive experience
that has seen some positive updates.
2016
OVERLAYS
Unbounce signals the end to the
popup, ushering in a new era of
responsible marketing practices.
SKELETON SCREENS
A technique where a wireframe-like layout appears
before the content to accelerate load times and
provide a signal that loading is happening.
CONVERSATIONAL FORMS
One of the most interesting new interaction
models to emerge, conversational forms
turn a regular web form into a chat-like
experience.
CONFIRM SHAMING
A new name for good cop / bad cop
emerges. Manipulinks is another. Regardless
of the name, I hope one sticks as it makes it
easier to track the trend.
STICKY TOP AND BOTTOM
Top-anchored sticky bars are awesome, bottom
ones feel slightly more interruptive, but when both
are used at the same time it destroys the viewport.
2017
SMART NAVIGATION
This will be an interesting one, where navigational
devices will be presented to visitors where and when
they hold the most contextual importance and utility.
ASYMMETRIC DESIGN
Could this simple yet elegant and dynamic
trend be the saviour of the false bottom? Quite
possibly.
2017?
2017 will be an interesting year for trends,
hopefully we’ll see an increase in
experimentation and validation.
2007
CAROUSELS
Oft looked upon as
a way to pacify
stakeholder
politics, carousel
sliders hit every
homepage adding
massive amounts
of content destined
never to be seen.

39. TRENDSKILL CREATIVITY
NOT DATA
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

40. The Importance of Original & Creative Storytelling

41. SURVEY DATA
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

42. Which marketing channel will in invest most for 2018?

43. DOING DIGITAL RIGHT
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

45. Horror Vacui

48. ATTENTION RATIO 82:1
Photo: Issei Kato/Reuters./ Published: 01/20/2014 12:06:38

49. 1:1
13.80%
2:1
11.74%
3:1
10.32%
4:1
8.63%
5:1
9.17%
6:1
8.70%
7:1
7.62%
8:1
9.58%
9:1
6.86%
10:1
5.86%
Conversion Rate vs Attention Ratio
CONVERSION
RATE
Data pulled from Unbounce landing page database - Pages with forms on them - excluding links for terms & conditions and privacy policy
ATTENTION
RATIO

50. 1:1
13.80%
2:1
11.74%
3:1
10.32%
4:1
8.63%
5:1
9.17%
6:1
8.70%
7:1
7.62%
8:1
9.58%
9:1
6.86%
10:1
5.86%
Conversion Rate vs Attention Ratio
CONVERSION
RATE
Data pulled from Unbounce landing page database - Pages with forms on them - excluding links for terms & conditions and privacy policy
ATTENTION
RATIO

51. Democratized Data

52. MY RESEARCH DATA
MARKETING TEAM DYSFUNCTION
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

53. DESIGNER COPYWRITERMARKETER

54. DESIGNER COPYWRITERMARKETER

55. DESIGNER COPYWRITER
Writers want me to start designing
before they give me content.
MARKETER

56. 81%OF DESIGNERS HAVE TO
START THEIR D ESIGN
WORK BEFORE THEY
RECEIVE THE COPY
81%
“Design gets frustrating when you don't have
everything you need from the beginning”
*
* % of designers polled in a survey regarding working in marketing
“It’s like painting by numbers.”

57. DESIGNER COPYWRITER
Writers don't get that search engines see
things differently to humans.
MARKETER

58. DESIGNER COPYWRITER
Marketers have no understanding
of customer behaviour.
MARKETER

59. DESIGNER COPYWRITER
they're too myopic and
enjoy naval gazing.
MARKETER

60. na·vel-gaz·ing
/‘ nāvel gāziNG/
noun
self-indulgent or excessive contemplation of oneself…

61. DESIGNER COPYWRITER
…they don't respect design
and think they know how it should be done.
MARKETERMARKETER

62. 98%OF MARKETERS SAID
THEY ARE RESPONSIBLE
FOR GIVING DES IGN
FEEDBACK TO
DESIGNE RS
98%*
* % of marketers polled in a survey regarding working with designers and copywriters in marketing

63. 87%OF MARKETERS WHO
GIVE D ESIGN
FEEDBACK B ELI EVE
THEY ARE QUALIFIED
TO DO S O.
87%*
* % of marketers polled in a survey regarding working with designers and copywriters in marketing

64. 87%OF MARKETERS WHO
GIVE D ESIGN
FEEDBACK B ELI EVE
THEY ARE QUALIFIED
TO DO S O.
87%*
* % of marketers polled in a survey regarding working with designers and copywriters in marketing

65. DESIGNER COPYWRITERMARKETER

66. DESIGNER COPYWRITERMARKETER
Designers are too sensitive.

67. design == empathy

68. design != copying shit

69. DESIGN MATTERS
AND CREATIVITY
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
v

70. design creates joy

71. design reduces confusion

73. data-informed design

74. data-informed design
accelerates delight
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

75. THAT’S DELIGHTFUL

77. Are you a designer?

78. Art

79. Art > Design

80. Art > Design > Optimization

81. MacGyver.

85. MacGyvered

86. Optimization == ROI

87. What is the biggest marketing challenge your teams face?

88. What is the biggest marketing challenge your teams face?

89. What is the biggest marketing challenge your teams face?

90. CROSS-CHANNEL
EXPERIENCES
CONNECTING OFFLINE
TO ONLINE
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

91. Delightful

92. TV TO DIGITAL
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

93. CROSS-CHANNEL TV AUDIENCE ATTRITION
Other channels
PVR/DVR Recordings allow ad skipping
Netflix, Amazon etc…
URL too long to remember
Desktop search leaks to competitors
Converted Sales
Product Found
Friction & Distractions
Bad Mobile Experience

94. SleepCountry.ca

95. 1

96. WHAT I WAS PROMISED

97. WHAT I GOT

99. LAZINESS
WILL KILL YOUR
ROI

100. Context

121. Scott Stratten @unmarketing QR Codes Kill Kittens

122. WTF?

123. WTF?

124. THE FIRST RULE OF CTAS
HAVE A F#CKING CTA!
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

125. What happens
if you don’t have a Call to Action?

126. BATTLING SEARCH
COMPETITION
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

128. IT’S NOT ABOUT OUR ATTENTION SPAN.
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
THE LENGTH OFv

129. IT’S NOT ABOUT OUR ATTENTION SPAN.
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
IT’S ABOUT HOW OUR LACK OF ATTENTION
CHANGES HOW WE USE TECHNOLOGY.
THE LENGTH OFv

131. CLARITY
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
IS THE MOST IMPORTANT PART
OF THE CONVERSION
EQUATION

133. What product do you think this company sells?

134. What product do you think this company sells?
WHAT PRODUCT DO YOU THINK THIS COMPANY SELLS?

135. What product do you think this company sells?
WHAT PRODUCT DO YOU THINK THIS COMPANY SELLS?
ONLY 6% ANSWERED BUSINESS LOANS

136. What product do you think this company sells?

137. MEETING A GUY?
DOCTOR
CONSULTATION
A TALK SHOW
NOT SURE
NOT SURE
NOT SURE
NOT SURE
VIAGRA
SOMETHING
ABOUT OLD
MEN

138. What product do you think this company sells?

139. What product do you think this company sells?
WHAT PRODUCT DO YOU THINK THIS COMPANY SELLS?
36% ANSWERED BUSINESS LOANS

140. What product do you think this company sells?
WHAT PRODUCT DO YOU THINK THIS COMPANY SELLS?
36% ANSWERED BUSINESS LOANS
+500%

141. SORRY LARRY

142. NEW TRENDS
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

143. 2011
2010
2012
1991
1994
1997
1998
2004
2007
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
PARALLAX SCROLLING
A beautiful motion design and photographic technique, parallax scrolling can
create an excellent experience. Sadly it was quickly abused.
CINEMAGRAPHS
Another beautiful concept, that didn’t gain much traction, instead its
subtlety was passed over in favour of the surging animated GIF.
STICKY NAVIGATION
A similar device to the HelloBar, but designed for anchor (in-page)
navigation. Something that can really help long landing pages.
INLINE FORM FIELD LABELS
This one blew up UX and CRO communities. Primarily because the label
disappeared when the field was clicked, removing context and hints.
BUTTON COLOUR
As affordable A/B testing tools hit the
market, so cometh a slew of bad case
studies that encourage bad experimentation
practices.
HELLO BAR
The first sticky bar emerges from Digital
Telepathy, allowing you to place persistent offers
at the top of the page.
EXPLAINER VIDEOS
Everyone needs an explainer video, right? Explain that to me.
FULLSCREEN HERO IMAGES
Wide adoption of fullscreen background images was the
beginning of many trends that would harm readability of the
all-important above-the-fold value prop area of web pages
everywhere.
WWW
The World Wide
Web is made
available to the
general public.
THE FOLD
Jakob Nielsen
proclaims that
people don’t
scroll, and most
debated topic in
digital marketing
begins, and
never stops.
CAPTCHAS
The first evil
interruptive
device is added
to web forms.
Creating a
usability
nightmare.
POPUPS
Things get even uglier
as web designers and
developers begin
hacking browser
behaviour. The hard to
escape Javascript
popup empowers the
black hats to start
misbehaving.
PINOT NOIR
Not a design
trend, but an
example of the
power trends
can wield when
left unchecked.
CAROUSELS
Oft looked upon as
a way to pacify
stakeholder
politics, carousel
sliders hit every
homepage adding
massive amounts
of content destined
never to be seen.
RE-CAPTCHA
The evil captcha is
turned into a device
that does good – by
crowdsourcing
digitizing of hard-
to-read books. Gets
acquired by Google
in 2009.
RESPONSIVE WEB DESIGN
One of the biggest web bandwagons ever. RWD seemed like a great idea at the
time, but the lack of control over the mobile experience can cause issues.
MOBILE-FIRST DESIGN
Closely tied to RWD, mobile-first sought to future-proof web
experiences by placing emphasis on mobile – because all of your traffic
is mobile, right?
EYE TRACKING
An expensive and fancy way to detect what people are looking at on a web
page. It quickly gained notoriety when the “baby gaze” experiment did the
rounds on marketing blogs.
INLINE FORM FIELD LABELS II
A community-led success story.
Designers created a way to keep the
label inline without disappearing.
HAMBURGER MENU
Massive debates raged about
this one, but influence from OS
designers has forced this into
mass adoption.
FLAT DESIGN
Microsoft’s 2010 efforts were
amplified by Apple and
affordance is thrown out the
“window” en masse.
BACKGROUND VIDEOS
The fullscreen hero image extends
to video, further impacting
readability and increasing instances
of “false bottoms”.
CONGRATULATIONS!
A Facebook hack more than a design
trend. But quite hilarious.
Congratulations!!!
GHOST BUTTONS
Rectangles with opaque fills create quite
awesome secondary state buttons, but poor
affordance and readability can render them
unclickable-looking.
GOOD COP / BAD COP
The psychological term for the two-
button popup, whereby you have to click
something you don’t agree with to exit
the experience.
SCROLLJACKING
20 years of interaction design thrown down the
toilet. Designers once more try to re-invent the
quite perfect browser scrolling mechanism.
SCROLL-TRIGGERED ANIMATIONS
As you scroll down the page, images and
text start to fly in, drawing your attention to
them. Great the first time you see them.
Thereafter annoying as hell.
CSS ANIMATED CTAs
These have the ability to get really out of hand.
Although there are some really nice subtle
effects.
WELCOME MAT
An entrance-overlay method from
SumoMe whereby the entire screen is
covered. An interruptive experience
that has seen some positive updates.
OVERLAYS
Unbounce signals the end to the
popup, ushering in a new era of
responsible marketing practices.
SKELETON SCREENS
A technique where a wireframe-like layout appears
before the content to accelerate load times and
provide a signal that loading is happening.
CONVERSATIONAL FORMS
One of the most interesting new interaction
models to emerge, conversational forms
turn a regular web form into a chat-like
experience.
CONFIRM SHAMING
A new name for good cop / bad cop
emerges. Manipulinks is another. Regardless
of the name, I hope one sticks as it makes it
easier to track the trend.
STICKY TOP AND BOTTOM
Top-anchored sticky bars are awesome, bottom
ones feel slightly more interruptive, but when both
are used at the same time it destroys the viewport.
SMART NAVIGATION
This will be an interesting one, where navigational
devices will be presented to visitors where and when
they hold the most contextual importance and utility.
ASYMMETRIC DESIGN
Could this simple yet elegant and dynamic
trend be the saviour of the false bottom? Quite
possibly.
2017?
2017 will be an interesting year for trends,
hopefully we’ll see an increase in
experimentation and validation.
Data visualization has become big business, one whose needs
will only grow as data expands like a new universe. After an
initial peak, the quality declined as the market got swamped.
INFOGRAPHICS
2016
CONVERSATIONAL FORMS
One of the most interesting new interaction
models to emerge, conversational forms
turn a regular web form into a chat-like
experience.
2016

144. NEW
TREND
THE CONVERSATIONAL FORM
FROM
DANISH AGENCY
SPACE10

145. DATA-DRIVEN DESIGN
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
AN OPTIMIZATION FRAMEWORK FOR MARKETING TEAMS

146. DATA-DRIVEN DESIGN
INFORMED
^
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

147. @oligardner #GetTomorrow
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I
THE DATA-DRIVEN DESIGN (3D) PROCESS

148. CONSULT 3D PLAYBOOK
The 3D Playbook is a simple lookup tool for
taking the overwhelming amount of data
that exists, and narrowing it down to the
types, sources, and formats that are most
relevant to what you’re working on.
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149. 1 "
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N
H
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Isolate the
data sources
you NEED
BOUNCE
RATE
SESSION
REC.
SESSION
REC.
POLL
MOBILE
QA
QA ON
MOBILE
USABILITY
TEST
USABILITY
TEST
CONV
FORM
CONV
FORM
PAGE
LENGTH
NPS
SURVEY
SCROLL
MAP
CLICK
MAP
FORM
ABANDON
LEAD
DATA
NEW VS
RETURN
SCROLL
MAP
CLICK
MAP
LEAD
DATA
Choose object of interest
SESSION
REC.
QA ON
MOBILE
USABILITY
TEST
SCROLL
MAP
CLICK
MAP
LEAD
DATA

150. THE 3D PLAYBOOK
ANINTERACTIVEOPTIMIZATIONLOOKUPCHARTFORMARKETINGTEAMS
3D

151. MAKE OBSERVATIONS
Viewing the data together (recordings, heat
maps, survey results) develops empathy, and
ultimately better digital experiences. Have the
whole team take notes as you look through it.
CONSULT 3D PLAYBOOK
The 3D Playbook is a simple lookup tool for
taking the overwhelming amount of data
that exists, and narrowing it down to the
types, sources, and formats that are most
relevant to what you’re working on.
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COLLECT DATA
Doing this as a collaborative process will
empower your team, and create working
relationships that remove the frustrations
marketers, designers, and copywriters
often feel. A simple status document helps.

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Session Rec. Mobile QA Usability Test Scroll Map Click Map Lead Data

153. Apologies for the poor experience with that form!

154. Hi Oli,
Wow! I have been a consultant for 25+ years and can say without
hesitation that this is the best example of taking responsibility for an
error that resulted in a bad customer experience. Equally important was the
timeliness of this follow up – thank you!
Thanks for the link. Please note that I was able to view the content via the link
but was unable to complete the opt in form to download the content.
I look forward to viewing the content and will be much more likely to continue
to engage with the unbounce brand as a result of this email.
Regards,

155. Hi Oli,
Wow! I have been a consultant for 25+ years and can say without
hesitation that this is the best example of taking responsibility for an
error that resulted in a bad customer experience. Equally important was the
timeliness of this follow up – thank you!
Thanks for the link. Please note that I was able to view the content via the link
but was unable to complete the opt in form to download the content.
I look forward to viewing the content and will be much more likely to
continue to engage with the Unbounce brand as a result of this email.
Regards,

156. Empathy Through Observation, Amplified by Mass Market

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158. Mobile QA Usability Test Scroll Map Click Map Lead Data
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+150% increase in
the number of fake
or spam emails.

159. Data provides fuel for new
ideas based on insights.”
”
DATA IS NOT KILLING CREATIVITY
- Melanie Johnston
President, DDB Canada

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ASSIGN MICRO METRICS
Every observed pain point needs a
corresponding solution. If you can measure it,
you can optimize and improve it. Assigning
micro metrics ensures you can measure the
impact of every design decision you make.
MAKE OBSERVATIONS
CONSULT 3D PLAYBOOK
The 3D Playbook is a simple lookup tool for
taking the overwhelming amount of data
that exists, and narrowing it down to the
types, sources, and formats that are most
relevant to what you’re working on.
COLLECT DATA
Doing this as a collaborative process will
empower your team, and create working
relationships that remove the frustrations
marketers, designers, and copywriters
often feel. A simple status document helps.
Viewing the data together (recordings, heat
maps, survey results) develops empathy, and
ultimately better digital experiences. Have the
whole team take notes as you look through it.

161. “DESIGN CARD” MOCKUPS
This is the MacGyver phase. Take your
observations, hypotheses, and your new
understanding of the user experience, and
sketch before/after ways to solve each
problem, as a team. Remember, we are all
designers.
ASSIGN MICRO METRICS MAKE OBSERVATIONS
CONSULT 3D PLAYBOOK
The 3D Playbook is a simple lookup tool for
taking the overwhelming amount of data
that exists, and narrowing it down to the
types, sources, and formats that are most
relevant to what you’re working on.
COLLECT DATA
Doing this as a collaborative process will
empower your team, and create working
relationships that remove the frustrations
marketers, designers, and copywriters
often feel. A simple status document helps.
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Viewing the data together (recordings, heat
maps, survey results) develops empathy, and
ultimately better digital experiences. Have the
whole team take notes as you look through it.
Every observed pain point needs a
corresponding solution. If you can measure it,
you can optimize and improve it. Assigning
micro metrics ensures you can measure the
impact of every design decision you make.

162. FINAL 3D DESIGN TREATMENT5 "
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163. “DESIGN CARD” MOCKUPS
This is the MacGyver phase. Take your
observations, hypotheses, and your new
understanding of the user experience, and
sketch before/after ways to solve each
problem, as a team. Remember, we are all
designers.
ASSIGN MICRO METRICS MAKE OBSERVATIONS
CONSULT 3D PLAYBOOK
The 3D Playbook is a simple lookup tool for
taking the overwhelming amount of data
that exists, and narrowing it down to the
types, sources, and formats that are most
relevant to what you’re working on.
COLLECT DATA
Doing this as a collaborative process will
empower your team, and create working
relationships that remove the frustrations
marketers, designers, and copywriters
often feel. A simple status document helps.
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TEST & MEASURE MICRO METRICS
Micro metrics focus on the holistic elements of
the whole. Each observation you are trying to
improve creates its own micro metric that can
be measured as part of the reporting process.
Viewing the data together (recordings, heat
maps, survey results) develops empathy, and
ultimately better digital experiences. Have the
whole team take notes as you look through it.
Every observed pain point needs a
corresponding solution. If you can measure it,
you can optimize and improve it. Assigning
micro metrics ensures you can measure the
impact of every design decision you make.

164. TEST & MEASURE MICRO METRICS
RESULTS
MICRO METRIC DATA TYPE TOOL/SOURCE SEVERITY CONTROL 3D TREATMENT CHANGE
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# of fake emails entered Lead Data Unbounce 5 63 40 -37%

165. http://www.fanpop.com/clubs/disney-princess/images/36571769/title/walt-disney-fan-art-queen-elsa-photo

166. ***********************************

167. PASSWORDS MUST CONTAIN
AT LEAST SIX CHARACTERS

168. MICKEYMINNIEGOOFYPLUTOSNOWWHITEMOWGLIDUMBO

169. Mobile QA Usability Test Scroll Map Click Map Lead Data
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Session Rec.
Decrease in
professional
email
addresses

171. Email Address
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41%
65% +59%
+15%Your Best Email Address
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Work Email Address
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Business Email Address
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47%
50% +22%

172. USING DESIGN TO
CHANGE BEHAVIOUR
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

173. Data doesn’t kill creativity,
it kills the creative ego.”
”
- Jenny Williams
CEO, HCF
DATA IS NOT KILLING CREATIVITY

174. ALL YOU NEED IS…
@oligardner #GetTomorrow

175. “They take a
concept and do
magic…”
marketers talking about designers
“They come
from a planet
with super
powers.”
“They're enthusiastic
and motivated. Full
of ideas, even if most
of the ideas are
bad.”
“They're enthusiastic
and motivated. Full
of ideas, even if most
of the ideas are
bad.”
“They're enthusiastic
and motivated. Full
of ideas, even if most
of the ideas are
bad.”
designers talking about marketersdesigners talking about copywriters
“They're intelligent,
and can turn the
bullshit of a marketer
into something a
customer can
understand.”
“They’re our symbiotic
organism.
We die without them.”
“They’re our symbiotic
organism.
We die without them.”
“They're intelligent,
and can turn the
bullshit of a marketer
into something a
customer can
understand.”
Music: “The Diary” by Relejar

176. Thank you!
@oligardner #GetTomorrow
@oligardner
bit.ly/sanoma17