Lanes, columns and cards
Here you learn about lanes, columns and different card types, and how some show a slight divergence in behavior.
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Here you learn about lanes, columns and different card types, and how some show a slight divergence in behavior.
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Adding lanes or columns: Hover between two column or lane headers, and a blue plus-button will appear, allowing you to add new elements.
Managing lanes or columns: click the three-dot menu to move or delete lanes and columns.
For lanes, there are even more options:
All lanes and cards are of a specific type, such as text lanes, stage lanes, and more. You might not see all options, depending on what plan you're on.
Cards added to a lane will automatically have the same type as the lane. But the great thing is:
You can add headers to your cards, giving you more flexibility in organizing and labeling your content. You can also add icons to it for identification at a glance.
The Emotion chart, as the name suggests, is used to display the emotional journeys of either personas or non-personas. Emotions are represented as dots on a 5-point Likert scale ranging from -2 to +2 by default, these values are customizable. You can add as many emotional journeys to your chart as you like, allowing for detailed comparison.
Use the Grid to build channels or tables of any kind. The Grid is made up of sub-lanes, also known as swim lanes, making it ideal for displaying channels. You can place cards of any type into the Grid, providing a flexible way to organize and visualize different aspects of your journey map.
Icon cards come with several templates to get you started. Use the icon template "Channels" to quickly create a set of channels that you can duplicate throughout your lane. Upon clicking on an icon, you can turn the channel on or off.
Cards of any type can be placed into lanes of any type.