good-services-service-design
Good Services Service Design
This skill helps you design, diagnose, and improve services end-to-end using the Good Services model: define the service from the user's perspective, map the steps/tasks across channels and operations, and then assess and improve using the 15 principles of good service design.
A service here means: something that helps someone to do something — defined by the user's goal, not your org chart.
When to use
Use this skill when the user asks for any of the following:
- “Design a service” / “redesign a service” / “fix our service”
- “Service audit” / “service review” / “why is our service failing?”
- “Service blueprint” / “journey map” / “service map”
- “How do we make this service easier to find / understand / use?”
- “Apply the Good Services principles” / “the 15 principles”
When NOT to use
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