UX Vision

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Everything for your workshop

The print template of the UX Vision Canvas and the matching quick guide as PDF – free, no sign-up and free to share.

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  • English and German
  • CC BY-ND 4.0

UX Vision Canvas

Canvas and quick guide

  • PDF · A3 landscape · 83 KB

    UX Vision Canvas

    The template with all areas and plenty of room to write. Made for A3 or larger, and it also prints scaled down on A4.

    Download the canvas Deutsche Fassung

  • PDF · A4 · 2 pages · 108 KB

    Quick guide

    Preparation, the five steps and how to handle blind spots – to print for everyone taking part.

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UX Poker

Cards for UX Poker

Preparation

How to use the canvas

  • Who

    The people who make product decisions. Keep the group small – the more people are involved, the longer decisions take.

  • Time

    60–120 minutes for the UX vision itself. With good preparation, the whole canvas can be completed within a few hours.

  • Materials

    The canvas, printed in A3 or larger, plus cards or sticky notes and pens for everyone.

  • Preparation

    Bring what you already know: results from market and user research, personas, storyboards, feature lists or the product backlog.

  • Remote

    Import the PDF into your digital whiteboard, lock it as the background and fill in the areas with digital notes.

  • Process

    The numbers on the canvas show the order. The detailed instructions are on the canvas page.

Licence

Free to use and share

The canvas is licensed under Creative Commons BY‑ND 4.0.

Allowed

  • Use it for free, including in client projects and training
  • Print, copy and share it unchanged
  • Fill it in with your team or your clients

Not allowed

  • Publish or share modified versions of the template
  • Share it without naming the source

AttributionUX Vision Canvas · Dominique Winter · ux-vision.com · CC BY-ND 4.0

Licence text at Creative Commons

Citing

In papers and publications

For academic work, please cite the publication on developing the UX vision:

Winter, Dominique; Hausmann, Carolin; Hinderks, Andreas; Thomaschewski, Jörg (2023). Development of a Shared UX Vision Based on UX Factors Ascertained Through Attribution. International Journal of Interactive Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence, Vol. 8, Regular Issue No. 2, pp. 247–254. doi:10.9781/ijimai.2023.04.001

BibTeX
@article{winter2023uxvision,
  author  = {Winter, Dominique and Hausmann, Carolin and
             Hinderks, Andreas and Thomaschewski, Jörg},
  title   = {Development of a Shared UX Vision Based on
             UX Factors Ascertained Through Attribution},
  journal = {International Journal of Interactive
             Multimedia and Artificial Intelligence},
  volume  = {8},
  number  = {2},
  pages   = {247--254},
  year    = {2023},
  doi     = {10.9781/ijimai.2023.04.001}
}

Support

Want to use the canvas with your team?

I support you in running it. Send me a short note about what you are working on and who will take part.

  • Workshop facilitation

    I facilitate your workshop with the UX Vision Canvas – from what you know about users to measurable UX goals.

  • One-day training

    Your team learns what UX visions are, applies several techniques for developing them to examples and discovers what else a UX vision can be used for.

Request support

or write directly to dominique.winter@designik.de