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Forget User Journey Maps, Use This Technique Instead
User Journey Maps are an abstract representation of how users get from Point A to Point B. The more abstract they are, the less realistic. On the other hand, one of the most realistic ways to map out a pathway is to document the NECESSARY screens that users have to interact with to make progress. Looking at the drop-off from screen to screen also gives you a realistic picture of where you're losing the most users.